The ISOLAB Gooch Funnel, 75 mL POR.3, 45 mm Ø Type 11 D is a high-quality filtration funnel designed for laboratory applications requiring efficient filtration and precise separations. Made from durable porcelain, this funnel is equipped with a 45 mm diameter and features a POR.3 porous ceramic for superior filtration performance. The 75 mL capacity and Type 11 D design make it ideal for a wide range of laboratory experiments, especially in chemical analysis and sample purification.
Key Features:
Brand: ISOLAB
Capacity: 75 mL
Material: Durable porcelain with POR.3 porous ceramic for efficient filtration
Diameter: 45 mm
Type: Type 11 D for reliable filtration results
This Gooch funnel is an essential piece of laboratory equipment for achieving accurate filtration and separations in chemical and analytical research applications.
It is a high-quality filtration funnel designed for laboratory applications requiring efficient filtration and precise separations. Made from durable porcelain, this funnel is equipped with a 45 mm diameter and features a POR.3 porous ceramic for superior filtration performance. The 75 mL capacity and Type 11 D design make it ideal for a wide range of laboratory experiments, especially in chemical analysis and sample purification.
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