Bel-Art Desiccator PC/PP Vacuum with White Bottom, 0.20 cu.ft

Space Saver vacuum desiccator with white polypropylene bottom. These strong, shatterproof units provide dry storage and protection for sensitive products Feautres: Lighter and less costly than similarly sized glass models - does not chip like glass Holds a full vacuum (29.9" Hg) at room temperature for 24 hours Tapered polypropylene stopcock with PTFE plug (F42040-0000) accepts tubing with 1/4 to 3/8? I.D. and allows a controlled entrance of air preventing unnecessary turbulence Neoprene O-ring assures a tight seal down to 0?C without the need for grease (ring will not be harmed if grease is used) ?Flat Dome,? clear polycarbonate top with large ribbed knob maximizes interior clearances and provides an average of 13% greater interior volume over standard hemispherical domes All models include a 0.32cm thick perforated plate; disposable or reusable desiccant can be placed on or under this plate White polypropylene bottom models can support incandescent crucibles on Minerit HD High Heat Ceramic Desiccator Plates (series F42038) Clear polycarbonate bottom models offer increased viewing visibility from more angles Specifications Volume 0.20cu.ft Flange O.D 23cm Inside Diameter 19.7cm Plate Diameter 19cm Overall Height 26cm Clearance Above Plate 15.7cm Quantity 1 Feefo Reviews Related Blogs A simple guide to desiccators Desiccators are sealed containers that are used for drying samples under atmospheric pressure or vacuum pressure. These can also protect chemicals that are hygroscopic, as well as protect samples from dust and moisture in the air. Desiccators can be made of glass, polypropylene and polycarbonate, or acrylic in cabinet form. Below is a simple guide to desiccators. Illustration of a desiccato...2 years ago How do I measure suspended solids? How is the gravimetric method different to other methods? The measurement of Suspended Solids is often required for discharge consent, and values may be reported to the Environment Agency (EA). Suspended solids give water a cloudy appearance There are several methods for testing the suspended solids present in a water sample, here we discuss the differences between the differen...8 years ago What is the difference between Rotary Vane and Diaphragm vacuum pumps? Most laboratories will have a vacuum pump. They are widely used across labs of all disciplines for a range of tasks from basic filtrations or evacuating a desiccator right up to use with large equipment such as vacuum ovens or rotary evaporators. The two most common types are?rotary vane or diaphragm pumps?- but what do these?mean and what is the difference? [caption id="attachment_5483" ...9 years ago