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Product Details
- Manufacturer
- Haldenwanger
- SKU
- 10149440
- Shipped From
- United Kingdom
About this product
Ceramic Mortar – 20mL
The Ceramic Mortar is a durable and versatile laboratory tool, designed for efficient grinding, mixing, and sample preparation. With a 20mL capacity, this mortar provides consistent performance, making it suitable for pharmaceutical, chemical, and research applications.
Key Features
- High-quality ceramic material: Ensures durability and chemical resistance
- 20mL capacity: Ideal for small-volume sample grinding and mixing
- Smooth interior surface: Facilitates uniform and efficient grinding
- Heat and wear-resistant design: Suitable for long-term laboratory use
- Compact and easy to handle: Enhances precision in sample preparation
Applications
- Pharmaceutical and chemical formulations
- Laboratory research and material processing
- Grinding and mixing powders, crystals, or reagents
Specifications
- Product Name: Ceramic Mortar – 20mL
- Material: High-quality ceramic
- Capacity: 20mL
- Surface: Smooth interior for efficient grinding
- Application: Laboratory, pharmaceutical, and chemical processing
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