Hirschmann Melting Point Tube 80 mm, Closed on One Side, PU=100

The Hirschmann Melting Point Tube 80 mm, Closed on One Side, PU=100 is designed for accurate melting point analysis in laboratory environments. Made from clear glass, these capillary tubes support reliable sample observation and handling during thermal analysis procedures, making them suitable for routine laboratory testing and research applications.

Key Features:

• Brand: Hirschmann
• Product Type: Melting point tube
• Material: Clear glass
• Length: 80 mm
• Design: Closed on one side
• Application: Suitable for melting point analysis and thermal testing
• Packaging: PU=100

These Hirschmann capillary tubes are a practical choice for laboratories requiring dependable glass tubes for precise melting point determination and routine analytical work.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Hirschmann Melting Point Tube 80 mm, Closed on One Side, PU=100 used for?

It is designed for accurate melting point analysis in laboratory environments. Made from clear glass, these capillary tubes support reliable sample observation and handling during thermal analysis procedures, making them suitable for routine laboratory testing and research applications.

2. Is the Hirschmann Melting Point Tube 80 mm, Closed on One Side, PU=100 suitable for melting point analysis and thermal testing?

Yes. It is designed for melting point analysis and thermal testing, and offers a length of 80 mm to support this kind of work.

3. What length does the Hirschmann Melting Point Tube 80 mm, Closed on One Side, PU=100 have?

It has a length of 80 mm, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 9211380.

4. What is the Hirschmann Melting Point Tube 80 mm, Closed on One Side, PU=100 made from and what features does it include?

It is made from clear glass. It also offers closed on one side.

5. How does the Hirschmann Melting Point Tube 80 mm, Closed on One Side, PU=100 compare with the DWK Kimble Capillary Melting Point Tubes, 90 mm, One Side Fused, Pack of 20 x 100 from DWK?

For melting point analysis and thermal testing, the Hirschmann model is the better choice, offering a length of 80 mm. The DWK model offers a length of 90 mm as an alternative, while the Hirschmann model's closed on one side help make it a strong fit for melting point analysis and thermal testing.