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ISOLAB Melting Crucible, 63x50mm Stainless Steel

Brand:ISOLAB

Height

Top Ø

Specifications

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Height
50 mm
Material
Stainless steel
Max. temp. resistance
500 °C
Top Ø
63 mm
UNSPSC
41122202

$17.72

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Product description

The ISOLAB Melting Crucible, 63x50mm Stainless Steel is designed for use in high-temperature applications, offering excellent heat resistance and durability. Made from premium stainless steel, this crucible is ideal for melting materials in laboratory and industrial settings. It is designed for precision and long-lasting performance, making it an essential tool for various chemical and metallurgical processes.

Key Features:

  • Brand: ISOLAB
  • Material: Stainless steel for superior heat resistance
  • Dimensions: 63x50mm for efficient material handling
  • Application: Ideal for melting materials in laboratory and industrial processes

The ISOLAB Melting Crucible, 63x50mm Stainless Steel is a practical choice for laboratories requiring dependable quality, reliable performance, and consistent day-to-day use.

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for use in high-temperature applications, offering excellent heat resistance and durability. Made from premium stainless steel, this crucible is ideal for melting materials in laboratory and industrial settings. It is designed for precision and long-lasting performance, making it an essential tool for various chemical and metallurgical processes.

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