Ceramic Evaporation Dish Hemispherical High Temperature Resistant Laboratory Glassware Porcelain Evaporating Dish (2, φ112*46mm/200ml)

2Pcs ceramic evaporation dish, outer diameter/height/capacity, product specifications can be found in the product diagram, even thickness, smooth edges, high temperature resistance of 1200°C, temperature rise rate controlled at 5-10°C. Laboratory ceramic evaporating dishes are mainly used for solution evaporation and concentration, they remove solvents through heating to separate solutes or increase concentration, and are suitable for solvent removal and solid treatment requirements in a variety of chemical experiments. Ceramic evaporation dish in the use of the process should pay attention to the thermal expansion and contraction characteristics, the product in the heating process, need to have a gradual warming process, can not be a sudden gathering of heat, and at the same time, after the end of the experiment, also need to be cooled down to room temperature can be taken out. This crucible is for laboratory use and should not be used for melting metal alloys or in electric furnaces!

• 2Pcs ceramic evaporation dish, outer diameter/height/capacity, product specifications can be found in the product diagram, even thickness, smooth edges, high temperature resistance of 1200°C, temperature rise rate controlled at 5-10°C.
• Laboratory ceramic evaporating dishes are mainly used for solution evaporation and concentration, they remove solvents through heating to separate solutes or increase concentration, and are suitable for solvent removal and solid treatment requirements in a variety of chemical experiments.
• Ceramic evaporation dish in the use of the process should pay attention to the thermal expansion and contraction characteristics, the product in the heating process, need to have a gradual warming process, can not be a sudden gathering of heat, and at the same time, after the end of the experiment, also need to be cooled down to room temperature can be taken out.
• This crucible is for laboratory use and should not be used for melting metal alloys or in electric furnaces!