Porcelain Evaporating Dish GSC 4-52500-10 60mm 35ml Capacity 10pcs

Description

Product Overview

The GSC porcelain evaporating dish is a precision‑engineered laboratory vessel crafted from high‑grade porcelain to withstand repeated heating cycles and exposure to a wide range of chemicals. With a 60 mm diameter and a 35 ml capacity, the dish offers ample surface area for rapid solvent evaporation while maintaining a compact footprint that fits comfortably on standard heating blocks, hot plates, and rotary evaporators. The smooth, glazed interior minimizes sample adhesion, ensuring complete recovery of valuable residues and reducing cross‑contamination risks. Each dish is dimensionally consistent, measuring 25 mm in height, which provides a shallow profile ideal for thin‑film evaporation and uniform heat distribution. The product is supplied in a convenient pack of ten, allowing laboratories to stock essential consumables without the need for frequent reordering, thereby supporting continuous workflow and operational efficiency.

Usage

Designed for a broad spectrum of scientific disciplines, the GSC porcelain evaporating dish excels in chemistry, biochemistry, environmental analysis, and pharmaceutical research. It is perfectly suited for tasks such as solvent removal after extraction procedures, concentration of reaction mixtures, and preparation of samples for gravimetric analysis. The dish’s robust porcelain construction tolerates temperatures up to 600 °C, making it compatible with high‑temperature drying ovens and flame‑based heating methods. Researchers can employ the dish in both batch and continuous processes, whether in a benchtop setting or within larger automated systems. Its chemical inertness ensures that aggressive acids, bases, and organic solvents do not degrade the surface, preserving the integrity of subsequent experiments. The 10‑piece pack streamlines inventory management for busy laboratories, providing a ready supply for routine protocols, teaching labs, and high‑throughput screening environments.

Why Choose Us

GSC International, Inc. has a longstanding reputation for delivering laboratory glassware that meets rigorous quality standards and regulatory requirements. Each porcelain evaporating dish undergoes a multi‑stage inspection process, including dimensional verification, glaze integrity testing, and thermal shock assessment, to guarantee consistent performance across the entire batch. The company’s commitment to sustainability is reflected in the use of recyclable materials and environmentally responsible manufacturing practices. Customers benefit from responsive technical support, with a dedicated service team ready to address inquiries, provide usage guidance, and facilitate warranty claims if necessary. By choosing GSC, laboratories gain access to a product that combines durability, precision, and cost‑effectiveness, backed by a brand that prioritizes scientific excellence and user satisfaction.

Key Features

• High‑grade porcelain construction resists thermal shock and chemical corrosion for long‑term durability.
• 60 mm diameter and 35 ml capacity provide ample surface area for efficient solvent evaporation.
• Smooth glazed interior minimizes sample adhesion, ensuring complete recovery of residues.
• Compact 25 mm height fits standard heating blocks and hot plates, optimizing lab space.
• Pack of ten offers convenient bulk supply, reducing reorder frequency and supporting continuous workflows.

FAQ

What temperature range can the porcelain dish tolerate?

The dish is rated for continuous use up to 600 °C, making it suitable for high‑temperature drying, flame heating, and oven applications.

Is the porcelain surface compatible with strong acids and bases?

Yes, the glazed porcelain is chemically inert and will not react with most acids, bases, or organic solvents, preserving sample integrity.

Can the dish be used on a rotary evaporator?

Absolutely. Its shallow profile and sturdy construction allow it to be placed on a rotary evaporator’s heating bath without risk of breakage.

What is the recommended cleaning procedure?

Rinse the dish with distilled water after use, then soak in a mild detergent solution if residues remain. For stubborn deposits, a brief exposure to a dilute acid or base followed by thorough rinsing is effective.

Do you provide technical support for product selection?

GSC offers dedicated technical assistance to help you choose the right glassware for your specific applications, including guidance on proper usage, maintenance, and safety considerations.