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Saint-Gobain Chemware Evaporating Dish 100mL PTFE, Height 37.3mm

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HS Code #
40169957
Height
37.3 mm
Material
PTFE
Max. temp. resistance
288 °C
Nominal capacity
100 ml
UNSPSC
41121812

NTD 8,019

Inc. VAT

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Product description

Saint-Gobain Chemware Evaporating Dish, made from high-purity PTFE, offers excellent chemical resistance and non-stick properties, ideal for evaporation of aggressive solvents and acids. With a 100 mL capacity and a height of 37.3 mm, this dish is a reliable solution for precise laboratory applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Saint-Gobain
  • Material: PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene)
  • Capacity: 100 mL
  • Height: 37.3 mm
  • Properties: Chemically inert, non-stick, autoclavable
  • Applications: Evaporation of solvents, sample preparation in analytical labs, trace metal analysis

Saint-Gobain Chemware PTFE evaporating dishes ensure optimal performance in the most demanding laboratory environments.

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