Description
Melting point capillaries measuring 60-80 mm in length are open at both ends and produced from soda-lime glass for classical melting-point determination. Each capillary falls within the 60 to 80 mm length range that fits standard melting-point apparatus used in organic synthesis, pharmaceutical quality control and teaching laboratories. The soda-lime glass material provides the thermal characteristics required for reliable observation of melting behaviour under controlled heating. Being open on both sides, the tubes permit convenient sample introduction by capillary action or light tapping. Packaged in convenient units of 100 pieces from manufacturer Witeg, the capillaries are ready for immediate use in routine purity assessment, compound identification and melting-range determination. With a pack net weight of 0,024 kg they remain lightweight and easy to store beside the instrument. These consumables support reproducible results in research, analytical and educational settings that rely on traditional capillary melting-point techniques according to established laboratory protocols.
This article is part of Laboratory refrigerators & freezers, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pcs
- Length: 60-80 mm
- Material: Soda-lime glass
- Open ends: Both sides
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Melting point tubes 60-80 mm is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Witeg for laboratory use. It sits in Laboratory refrigerators & freezers, inside Heating, drying & cooling, in Lab instruments.
A laboratory refrigerator or freezer holds reagents and samples at a stated temperature, often with an alarm and a spark-free interior when solvent is stored. A domestic fridge has neither the alarm nor, usually, the spark-free claim. The set point and the volume are the specification.
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