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LLG Incinerating Dish 204/6, 70 ml, 81 × 20 mm Deep Form, without Drain

Brand:LLG Labware

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HS Code #
69091100
Ø
81 mm
Dimensions (ØxH)
81 x 20 mm
Height
20 mm
Material
Porcelain
Max. temp. resistance
900 °C
Nominal capacity
70 ml
Type of coating
Glazed
UNSPSC
41121812
With spout
No

$12.40

Inc. GST

Supplier Stock: 17
Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The LLG Incinerating Dish 204/6 is designed for high-temperature applications, such as ashing and incineration processes in laboratory settings. With a capacity of 70 ml, this deep-form dish measures 81 mm in diameter and 20 mm in height, providing ample space for sample processing. Constructed from high-quality porcelain, it offers excellent thermal resistance and durability. The dish is glazed on the inside and outside, except for the base, ensuring easy cleaning and maintenance. Its robust design makes it suitable for repeated use in rigorous laboratory environments.

Key Features:

  • Brand: LLG Labware
  • Model: 204/6
  • Capacity: 70 ml
  • Material: High-quality porcelain
  • Dimensions: Diameter: 81 mm, Height: 20 mm
  • Design: Deep form without drain; glazed inside and outside (except base)
  • Application: Ideal for ashing, incineration, and other high-temperature laboratory processes

This incinerating dish is an essential tool for laboratories requiring durable and reliable equipment for high-temperature applications.

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for high-temperature applications, such as ashing and incineration processes in laboratory settings. With a capacity of 70 ml, this deep-form dish measures 81 mm in diameter and 20 mm in height, providing ample space for sample processing. Constructed from high-quality porcelain, it offers excellent thermal resistance and durability. The dish is glazed on the inside and outside, except for the base, ensuring easy cleaning and maintenance. Its robust design makes it suitable for repeated use in rigorous laboratory environments.

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