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๐ฌ Elevate Your Lab Game with Style!
The Eisco Labs Evaporating Basin is a high-quality porcelain tool designed for efficiency and ease of use. With a 200ml capacity, a spout for precise pouring, and a glazed finish for effortless cleaning, this basin is perfect for any professional lab environment.
| Asin | B01H2FJJPW |
| Best Sellers Rank | #409,276 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #32 in Lab Evaporation Dishes |
| Date First Available | June 14, 2016 |
| Item Model Number | CH0070D |
| Item Weight | 1.76 ounces |
| Manufacturer | EISCO |
| Product Dimensions | 5 x 5 x 1 inches |
User
works great for making FECO
works great for making FECO or RSO for people....
User
Looked like it would be a 10
The dish had a very nice smooth, high gloss ceramic coating. Unfortunately my dish arrived very late and very broken (seller not to blame for this) I will definitely use this seller again in the future but I needed something rapidly and had to choose another option.
User
No
Tried to slowly heat the basin up and it shattered. Also has glazed over, bumpy surface in the basin bottom.
User
Chipped upon arrival
Chipped. Poor QC
User
????
up to what temperature does it support?
User
Well made and nicely glazed!
This porcelain evaporating dish is well made and easy to use and clean. It is great for evaporating solutions, and the shape of the bowl helps speed up the process. I like how easy to clean the glazing is because it makes cleanup fast and simple. The flat form bottom is easy to scrape clean. A good value for the cost.
User
Good ceramic evaporating basin
I tend to use evaporating basins that are wider than necessary since it gives more surface area for evaporation.I like the pouring spout since it lets me add the full solution, let it sit for a bit to settle, and then slowly pour out the water at the top. Then after it's dried out, it's easier to pour into a vial or test tube with a thin neck.This is porcelain, so it can take quite a bit of heat. I would caution though against going from cool/cold temperature directly to a hot plate. I've broken other ceramic basins before doing that. Nowadays, I always try to ease up the temperature slowly if possible.
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