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Alsint 99,7 crucible, cylindrical with flat bottom, size 8 A, is a larger ceramic laboratory crucible specified by outer and inner diameter and height. Outer diameter is 125 mm, inner diameter 110 mm and height 220 mm, with a content of 2200 ml (nominal volume 2,2 l). The cylindrical body and flat base support stable placement for higher-volume charges. Size 8 A designates this format in the Alsint 99,7 series from manufacturer Haldenwanger. Delivered as 1 piece, it is suited to equipping a workstation or replacing one vessel in a set. Outer diameter 125 mm and height 220 mm define the external envelope for furnace chambers and storage. Inner diameter 110 mm sets the usable bore for loading and recovery of material. The flat bottom offers a level internal floor across the wider base. Alsint 99,7 identifies the material grade of this cylindrical crucible. Nominal volume 2,2 l matches the stated 2200 ml content for size 8 A. Clear dimensional and volume data help laboratories align crucible geometry with batch size and thermal equipment constraints.
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