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The LLG Melting Boats 214/3 are designed for laboratory applications requiring high-temperature resistance and chemical inertness. Made from unglazed ceramic and featuring an eyelet for secure handling, these boats measure 105×14×9 mm—ideal for precise weighing, heating, and analysis of solid or powdered samples. Their unglazed surface allows optimal absorption and minimal reaction, making them well-suited for analytical chemistry and thermal processing.
LLG Melting Boats offer excellent thermal and chemical resistance for high-precision laboratory tasks, ensuring reliable performance in demanding workflows.
Manufacturer P/N
9250941
Part Number
9.250 941
Manufacturer
LLG Labware
Depth
105 mm
Manufacturer P/N
6243229
Part Number
6.243 229
Manufacturer
LLG Labware
Depth
90 mm
Manufacturer P/N
9250943
Part Number
9.250 943
Manufacturer
LLG Labware
Depth
40 mm
Manufacturer P/N
9250942
Part Number
9.250 942
Manufacturer
LLG Labware
Depth
85 mm
Manufacturer P/N
9250940
Part Number
9.250 940
Manufacturer
LLG Labware
Depth
75 mm
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