The DWK Filter Crucibles, DURAN, 1D, Porosity 1, Capacity 30 mL, Diameter 30 mm are designed for laboratory filtration applications requiring durable glassware with a sintered glass filter disc at the base. Made from Glass Type I / neutral glass as per USP, EP and JP, these filter crucibles are autoclavable for reliable repeated use.
Key Features:
Brand: DWK
Range: DURAN
Product Type: Filter crucibles
Type: 1D
Porosity: Porosity 1
Capacity: 30 mL
Diameter: 30 mm
Filter Disc: Sintered glass filter disc at base
Material: Glass Type I / neutral glass
Standards: USP, EP and JP
Autoclavable: Yes
These DWK DURAN filter crucibles are suitable for laboratories requiring autoclavable neutral glass filtration vessels for reliable routine use.
It are designed for laboratory filtration applications requiring durable glassware with a sintered glass filter disc at the base. Made from Glass Type I / neutral glass as per USP, EP and JP, these filter crucibles are autoclavable for reliable repeated use.
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