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The ISOLAB Agate Mortar 85 mm, made from high-quality black agate, is designed for residue-free comminution of samples. It has a Mohs hardness of 6-7, ensuring durability and resistance to wear. The mortar features an internal diameter of 80 mm and a nominal capacity of 70 mL, providing ample space for grinding and mixing. The accompanying pestle allows for efficient grinding, making it ideal for laboratory use in chemical and material analysis. This mortar is perfect for laboratories requiring precise, clean, and effective sample processing.
This agate mortar ensures precision and durability, making it an essential tool for laboratories in need of efficient, clean grinding equipment.
Manufacturer P/N
038.18.085
Part Number
6.286 806
Manufacturer
ISOLAB
Height
35 mm
Manufacturer P/N
038.18.110
Part Number
6.286 807
Manufacturer
ISOLAB
Height
45 mm
Manufacturer P/N
038.18.125
Part Number
6.286 808
Manufacturer
ISOLAB
Height
50 mm
Manufacturer P/N
038.18.150
Part Number
6.286 809
Manufacturer
ISOLAB
Height
55 mm
Manufacturer P/N
038.18.065
Part Number
6.286 805
Manufacturer
ISOLAB
Height
30 mm
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