Haldenwanger Incinerating Dish 42 mm Ø, Porcelain, Round, Flat, Glazed

The Haldenwanger Incinerating Dish is crafted from high-quality glazed porcelain and designed for high-temperature incineration processes. With a 42 mm diameter and flat, round structure, it is ideal for ashing, residue testing, and other thermal applications in analytical laboratories.

Key Features:

• Brand: Haldenwanger
• Material: Glazed porcelain
• Diameter: 42 mm
• Shape: Round and flat
• Use: Suitable for incineration and residue analysis

Haldenwanger’s durable porcelain incinerating dish offers excellent resistance to thermal shock and chemical corrosion, ensuring reliable performance in laboratory settings.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Haldenwanger Incinerating Dish 42 mm Ø, Porcelain, Round, Flat, Glazed used for?

It is crafted from high-quality glazed porcelain and designed for high-temperature incineration processes. With a 42 mm diameter and flat, round structure, it is ideal for ashing, residue testing, and other thermal applications in analytical laboratories.

2. Is the Haldenwanger Incinerating Dish 42 mm Ø, Porcelain, Round, Flat, Glazed suitable for high-temperature incineration processes?

Yes. It is designed for high-temperature incineration processes, and offers a diameter of 42 mm to support this kind of work.

3. What diameter does the Haldenwanger Incinerating Dish 42 mm Ø, Porcelain, Round, Flat, Glazed have?

It has a diameter of 42 mm, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 33D/3.

4. What is the Haldenwanger Incinerating Dish 42 mm Ø, Porcelain, Round, Flat, Glazed made from and what features does it include?

It is made from glazed porcelain. It also offers round and flat and suitable for incineration and residue analysis.

5. How does the Haldenwanger Incinerating Dish 42 mm Ø, Porcelain, Round, Flat, Glazed compare with the LLG Incinerating Dish 203/4, Heat-Resistant, 64 mL, 60 x 30 mm, Deep Form, Without Drain from LLG?

For high-temperature incineration processes, the Haldenwanger model is the better choice, offering a diameter of 42 mm. The LLG model offers a capacity of 64 mL and dimensions of 60 x 30 mm, deep form without drain as an alternative, while the Haldenwanger model's round and flat and suitable for incineration and residue analysis help make it a strong fit for high-temperature incineration processes.