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ISOLAB Porcellaine Pestle 36 mm Ø Length 150 mm, Glaced, White, DIN 12906

Brand:ISOLAB

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Head Ø
36 mm
Length
150 mm
Material
Porcelain
Standard
DIN 12906
UNSPSC
41101702

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Product description

The ISOLAB Porcelain Pestle 36 mm Ø, Length 150 mm, Glazed, White is manufactured from glazed porcelain according to DIN 12906 standard. The grinding head is made from unglazed porcelain, making it suitable for reliable grinding and sample preparation in laboratory applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: ISOLAB
  • Diameter: 36 mm Ø
  • Length: 150 mm
  • Material: Glazed porcelain with unglazed porcelain grinding head
  • Colour: White
  • Standard: DIN 12906
  • Application: Suitable for laboratory grinding and sample preparation

This ISOLAB porcelain pestle provides a durable and practical solution for laboratory grinding when a DIN 12906 compliant pestle is required.

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Porcellaine pestle 36 mm Ø length 150 mm, glaced, white, DIN 12906

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038.03.150

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4.680 515

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Head Ø

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Porcellaine pestle 55 mm Ø length 210 mm, glaced, white, DIN 12906

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038.03.210

Part Number

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Porcellaine pestle 24 mm Ø length 115 mm, glaced, white, DIN 12906

Manufacturer P/N

038.03.115

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6.326 949

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Head Ø

24 mm

Porcellaine pestle 30 mm Ø length 135 mm, glaced, white, DIN 12906

Manufacturer P/N

038.03.135

Part Number

6.314 994

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Porcellaine pestle 42 mm Ø length 175 mm, glaced, white, DIN 12906

Manufacturer P/N

038.03.175

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Frequently asked questions

The DIN 12906 is designed for laboratory grinding and sample preparation. The stated format and features make the product suitable for routine laboratory work within that application.

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