Description
C 14 disposable crucibles are single-use crucibles made of acetobutyrate for bomb calorimetry of substances that are difficult to combust. The crucible is designed to burn together with the sample, which simplifies post-run handling and is particularly labour-saving in disposal-related applications. Supplied in a pack of 100 pieces from manufacturer IKA, these crucibles serve a wide range of uses in fuel, waste and energy-content analysis. They are intended exclusively for use with the C 5010.4 support for disposable crucibles. Laboratories determining calorific values of hard-to-burn materials benefit from a consumable that removes the need to clean permanent crucibles after every combustion. The C 14 format supports efficient workflows in quality-control, environmental and industrial testing where sample throughput and ease of disposal matter. Correct positioning within the calorimeter is ensured when the matching support accessory is employed, helping maintain consistent combustion conditions across successive determinations.
This article is part of Heating & cooling (other), in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pieces
- Storage temperature: 5–40 °C
- Product type: Disposable crucibles
- Material: Acetobutyrate
- Compatibility: Requires C 5010.4 support for disposable crucibles
- EAN: 4053411001704
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