Porcelain Evaporating Dish 80ml OD 80mm Silico Chemico Pack of 24

Description

Product Overview

The Porcelain Evaporating Dish with an 80 ml capacity and an 80 mm outer diameter is engineered for precision and durability in demanding laboratory environments. Crafted from high‑quality chemical‑grade porcelain, each dish features a semi‑deep, round‑bottom design that promotes even heat distribution and efficient solvent evaporation. The glazed interior ensures a smooth surface that minimizes residue adherence, while the rim and a portion of the outside bottom remain unglazed to provide a secure grip during handling.

Manufactured by Silico and Chemico Porcelain Works, a reputable name in laboratory glassware, this dish can withstand temperatures up to 1150 °C (2102 °F). This high thermal tolerance makes it suitable for a wide range of applications, from gentle drying of heat‑sensitive samples to high‑temperature calcination processes. The porcelain material is also highly resistant to a broad spectrum of chemicals, including strong acids, bases, and organic solvents, ensuring that the dish maintains its structural integrity even after repeated exposure.

Each pack contains 24 identical dishes, providing laboratories with a consistent supply for routine experiments, teaching labs, and large‑scale research projects. The uniformity of the dishes guarantees reproducible results across multiple trials, a critical factor for scientific accuracy. The compact packaging is designed for easy storage, and the dishes are stacked securely to prevent breakage during transport.

Key specifications include a height of 30 mm, a round bottom that facilitates uniform heating, and a shallow form with a lip that aids in controlled pouring and sample recovery. The combination of these design elements reduces the risk of spillage and improves user safety. Additionally, the porcelain’s natural translucency allows visual monitoring of reaction progress without the need for additional lighting equipment.

Beyond its functional attributes, the dish’s aesthetic appeal reflects the craftsmanship of Silico and Chemico Porcelain Works. The subtle glaze provides a clean, professional appearance that aligns with the standards of modern laboratory environments. This attention to detail underscores the manufacturer’s commitment to delivering products that meet both performance and visual expectations.

Overall, the Porcelain Evaporating Dish offers a balanced blend of durability, chemical resistance, and thermal stability, making it an indispensable tool for chemists, material scientists, and educators seeking reliable laboratory ware.

Usage

Designed for a variety of laboratory settings, this evaporating dish excels in processes such as solvent removal, sample concentration, and thin‑film formation. Its round‑bottom shape ensures that heat is evenly distributed across the sample, reducing hotspots that could degrade sensitive compounds. Researchers often employ the dish in rotary evaporators, drying ovens, and furnace setups, taking advantage of its ability to tolerate extreme temperatures without cracking.

In educational environments, the dish serves as an excellent teaching aid for demonstrating fundamental concepts like evaporation, crystallization, and thermal decomposition. Its robust construction allows students to handle the dish repeatedly without fear of breakage, fostering a hands‑on learning experience. The clear, glazed interior also helps instructors illustrate the progress of reactions visually, enhancing comprehension.

Industrial applications benefit from the dish’s high chemical resistance, making it suitable for small‑scale pilot studies in fields such as pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, and materials engineering. The 24‑piece pack ensures that production lines can maintain a steady inventory, minimizing downtime caused by equipment shortages. Moreover, the dish’s compatibility with standard laboratory equipment, such as hot plates and crucible tongs, streamlines workflow integration.

Why Choose Us

Choosing the Porcelain Evaporating Dish from Silico and Chemico Porcelain Works means selecting a product backed by decades of expertise in ceramic engineering. The manufacturer adheres to stringent quality control protocols, including multiple firing cycles and thorough inspection for micro‑cracks, ensuring each dish meets exacting standards before it reaches the customer.

Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in the use of environmentally friendly production methods and recyclable packaging. The porcelain material is inert and can be safely disposed of or repurposed after its service life, reducing the environmental impact associated with laboratory waste. Customers can trust that their purchase aligns with responsible laboratory practices.

In addition to product quality, we provide comprehensive after‑sales support, including technical assistance, replacement policies, and guidance on optimal usage. Our dedicated customer service team is available to address any concerns, ensuring that laboratories experience minimal disruption and maximum productivity.

Key Features

• High‑temperature resistance up to 1150 °C for versatile thermal applications
• Chemical‑grade porcelain resists acids, bases, and organic solvents, extending product life
• Round‑bottom, semi‑deep design promotes even heating and efficient evaporation
• Pack of 24 dishes ensures consistent supply for routine and large‑scale experiments
• Responsive customer support and warranty for peace of mind and reliable service

FAQ

What temperature range can the dish safely handle?

The porcelain composition is rated for continuous use up to 1150 °C (2102 °F), making it suitable for both low‑temperature drying and high‑temperature calcination processes.

Is the dish compatible with standard laboratory equipment?

Yes, the dish fits common hot plates, drying ovens, and furnace trays. Its dimensions (80 mm outer diameter, 30 mm height) align with standard laboratory racks and holders.

Can the dish be used with aggressive chemicals?

Absolutely. The porcelain material is highly resistant to strong acids, bases, and many organic solvents, ensuring that the dish maintains its integrity even after repeated exposure.

What is the recommended cleaning procedure?

Rinse the dish with distilled water after each use, then soak in a mild alkaline solution if residues remain. Avoid abrasive scrubbers to preserve the glazed interior.

Do you offer bulk purchasing options?

Yes, we provide volume discounts for larger orders. Contact our sales team for customized pricing and delivery arrangements tailored to your laboratory’s needs.