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The LLG Incinerating Dish 203/2 is designed for high-temperature incineration tasks in laboratory environments. With a capacity of 21 mL and dimensions of 40 x 20 mm, this deep-form dish provides ample space for sample incineration while ensuring safe and efficient ash collection. Made from durable, heat-resistant material, the dish is ideal for use in combustion processes and is designed without a drain, making it suitable for applications that require containment without leakage. The robust design ensures reliable performance even at high temperatures, making it a critical tool for laboratories performing incineration tasks.
The LLG Incinerating Dish 203/2 provides reliable performance and safety during high-temperature laboratory incineration, ensuring accurate and efficient ash collection.
Manufacturer P/N
6237126
Part Number
6.237 126
Manufacturer
LLG Labware
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40 mm
RM 44.00
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
6242424
Part Number
6.242 424
Manufacturer
LLG Labware
Ø
60 mm
Manufacturer P/N
7654045
Part Number
7.654 045
Manufacturer
LLG Labware
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70 mm
Manufacturer P/N
7654046
Part Number
7.654 046
Manufacturer
LLG Labware
Ø
81 mm
Manufacturer P/N
6241972
Part Number
6.241 972
Manufacturer
LLG Labware
Ø
60 mm
It is designed for high-temperature incineration tasks in laboratory environments. With a capacity of 21 mL and dimensions of 40 x 20 mm, this deep-form dish provides ample space for sample incineration while ensuring safe and efficient ash collection. Made from durable, heat-resistant material, the dish is ideal for use in combustion processes and is designed without a drain, making it suitable for applications that require containment without leakage. The robust design ensures reliable performance even at high temperatures, making it a critical tool for laboratories performing incineration tasks.
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