The ISOLAB Gooch Funnel, 125 mL POR.3, 60 mm Ø Type 17 D is designed for efficient filtration processes in laboratories. Made with high-quality materials, this funnel is ideal for use in gravimetric analysis and filtration procedures. The funnel’s POR.3 porosity provides optimal filtration speed, and the 60 mm diameter ensures a large surface area for filtering. This funnel is essential for laboratories requiring precision filtration and reliable results in various scientific applications.
Key Features:
Brand: ISOLAB
Capacity: 125 mL
Material: High-quality porcelain with POR.3 porosity for efficient filtration
Diameter: 60 mm Ø for optimal filtering surface area
Application: Ideal for gravimetric analysis and laboratory filtration
Type: Type 17 D for precision and reliability in filtering
This Gooch funnel is a vital tool for laboratories focused on accurate and effective filtration processes in analytical and scientific research.
It is designed for efficient filtration processes in laboratories. Made with high-quality materials, this funnel is ideal for use in gravimetric analysis and filtration procedures. The funnel’s POR.3 porosity provides optimal filtration speed, and the 60 mm diameter ensures a large surface area for filtering. This funnel is essential for laboratories requiring precision filtration and reliable results in various scientific applications.
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