An indispensable resource in any laboratory!
The low-form crucible is one of the most commonly used porcelains in the laboratory, primarily used for heating, melting, or burning certain substances.
This pot-shaped container, with its refractory and high-temperature resistant properties, is indispensable in any school, frequently used in various laboratory experiments involving extremely hot chemical reactions, as well as corrosive and pigmentation processes.
Recommended for school use.
The low-form porcelain crucible with lid has an enameled interior and exterior, except for its base. It stands out for its short walls with a shallow support and a very low opening that narrows to an even smaller diameter base.
Furthermore, this laboratory equipment, ideal for use in thermal decomposition of laboratory reactions , is available in various capacities to make it useful in a school or university setting.
Features:
- Includes a shallow crucible with a lid;
- Ideal for use in school and laboratory settings;
- Resistant to extremely high temperatures up to 1050ºC;
- Available in various capacities.