Description
BOLA thermo beakers, 250 ml PTFE, with PTFE-carbon compound on the outer bottom are thick-walled laboratory beakers for heated chemical work. The body is PTFE with a reinforced upper rim and pouring spout. A heat-resistant PTFE-carbon compound on the outer underside of the base allows use on hotplates up to a maximum of +270 °C, while the inner base remains pure PTFE for universal chemical resistance. Nominal volume is 250 ml, overall height 94 mm, outer diameter 75 mm and inner diameter 67 mm. Net weight is 0,1673 kg. The combination of a pure PTFE product-contact surface and a conductive outer base compound supports controlled heating of aggressive media without compromising chemical inertness inside the vessel. These BOLA thermo beakers from manufacturer Bohlender are supplied as single pieces for laboratory heating, digestion and process steps that require fluoropolymer beakers compatible with hotplate use.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Material: PTFE
- Nominal volume: 250 ml
- Height: 94 mm
- Outer diameter: 75 mm
- Max. hotplate temperature: +270 °C
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