Glass Evaporating Dish - 290ML 105X55MM

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Glass Evaporating Dish is a lab-grade borosilicate glass vessel used for concentrating solutions, evaporating liquids, and handling small to larger volumes during formulation or laboratory work. Its flat base, curved sides, and pouring spout make it especially useful for controlled heating, swirling, and cleaner transfers.

This is a working lab vessel, not a storage container, and is intended for use with suitable heating methods such as hotplates or water baths. Made from Boro 3.3 glass, it offers good resistance to thermal shock and chemical attack in routine use. Why we love it: A good evaporating dish is one of those bench essentials that quickly proves its worth.

The borosilicate glass is dependable, the spout makes pouring neater, and the broad size range makes it easy to choose the right dish for anything from small tests to larger reduction work. Key Properties Material: Borosilicate 3.3 glass Form: Glass evaporating dish Suitable For: Laboratory and formulation use Standard: DIN 12336 compliant Heat Resistance: Suitable for use with hotplates and water baths when proper heat practice is followed Design: Flat base, curved sides, integrated pouring spout What It's Used For Evaporating excess solvent to concentrate solutions Driving off liquid until solid material remains Crystallising salts from solution Gentle boiling on a hotplate or in a water or oil bath with appropriate support Temporary use as a reagent dish for weighing, mixing, or decanting General lab and formulation handling where a shallow glass vessel is useful Who It's For This Product Is For: Laboratory users working with evaporation or concentration steps DIY formulators needing a heat-safe glass vessel Small-batch makers working with solutions, extracts, or dissolved materials Anyone needing a borosilicate dish for controlled heating and pouring This Product Is Not For: Direct unsupported flame contact Long-term storage of finished products Rough handling or impact-prone use Anyone looking for a sealed container How To Use As an Evaporating Dish: Place on a tripod, wire gauze, ceramic-top hotplate, water bath, or sand bath.

As a Heating Vessel: Increase heat gradually and avoid heating the dish while empty. As a Concentration Tool: Use to reduce liquid volume slowly until the desired concentration is reached. As a Crystallisation Dish: Allow the solution to reduce carefully until solids begin to form. Processing Tip: To reduce spatter, use a watch glass cover or suitable anti-bump aid and avoid overfilling.

Handling Tip: Allow the dish to cool on a heat-safe surface before washing. Safety Instructions Avoid direct flame contact with unsupported glass. Heat gradually and avoid sudden temperature changes. Do not heat the dish while empty. Use appropriate PPE when handling hot or reactive materials. Handle hot glass with tongs or heat-proof gloves.

Store clean and dry. Avoid hard knocks, chipping, and sudden thermal shock. FAQs Q: What is this dish mainly used for? A: It is mainly used for concentrating solutions, evaporating liquids, and supporting crystallisation or reduction work. Q: Can I use it on a hotplate? A: Yes, it is suitable for hotplate use when proper support and heating practice are followed.

Q: What does the spout help with? A: The integrated spout helps with cleaner pouring and more controlled sample transfer. Q: Is this made from standard glass? A: No, it is made from borosilicate 3.3 glass, which is chosen for better thermal shock and chemical resistance in lab-style use.