uxcell Evaporating Dish High-Temperature Resist Porcelain 150ml Round Form with Spout for Lab Supply Heating Liquid Scientific Teaching Experiments

-The porcelain is uniform in thickness and dense which allows stable mechanical strength and little permeability. Large mouth and shallow bottom, fast evaporation. Strong wear resistance, easy to grind; the outer surface is smooth, easy to grasp and clean. The round mouth has a pointed mouth, and the liquid is easily poured out.-Recommended for chemists, and others involved in high-temperature work free results. Widely used for grinding and heating liquid. Suitable for laboratory, teaching experiment, science experiment, home.-Good resistance to acids of all kinds, even at boiling point.-The evaporating dishes are glazed on the inside and outside surface except for the outside bottom and rim. Be careful not to give mechanical external force impact, do not drop or impact from a high place. Do not rinse with cold water when the temperature is high. Fix with a tripod or iron stand when heating. When using an evaporating dish to hold liquid, the amount of liquid should not exceed two-thirds of its volume. Specification:Material: Porcelain Max. Working Temperature: 1000CMax. Capacity: 150ml Outside Diameter: 106mm (4.17")Height: 46mm (1.81")

• Max. Capacity: 150ml ; φ106mm x H46mm
• Made of Porcelain Material, good resistant to high temperature, can withstands temperatures up to 2000°C. The porcelain is uniform in thickness and dense which allows stable mechanical strength and little permeability. Large mouth and shallow bottom, fast evaporation. Strong wear resistance, easy to grind; the outer surface is smooth, easy to grasp and clean. The round mouth has a pointed mouth, and the liquid is easily poured out.
• Special container for lab use. Widely used for grinding and heating liquid. Suitable for laboratory, teaching experiment, science experiment, home.
• Suitable for the analysis and melt of metal or non-metallic samples in a variety of laboratory and industrial applications
• When using an evaporating dish to hold liquid, the amount of liquid should not exceed two-thirds of its volume.