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The Haldenwanger Incinerating Dish, 50mm Ø, is designed with a cylindrical form and crafted from high-quality glazed porcelain. This dish ensures optimal heat distribution for efficient incineration in laboratory environments. Its glazed surface allows for easy cleaning and durability in high-temperature settings.
This incinerating dish is an essential tool for precise and reliable high-temperature laboratory work.
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33/2
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9.115 150
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Haldenwanger
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50 mm
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33/1
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9.115 140
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Haldenwanger
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40 mm
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33/4
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9.115 160
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Haldenwanger
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60 mm
It is designed with a cylindrical form and crafted from high-quality glazed porcelain. This dish ensures optimal heat distribution for efficient incineration in laboratory environments. Its glazed surface allows for easy cleaning and durability in high-temperature settings.
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