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Crystallization Dish - 100mm, 150mm & 200mm

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Crystallization Dish - 100mm, 150mm & 200mm

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Crystallization dish in high borosilicate glass with a pouring spout, in 100 mm, 150 mm and 200 mm diameters.

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Description

Our Crystallization Dish delivers dependable performance for small-batch mixing on hotplate stirrers, controlled solvent evaporation, and crystal growth studies. Built from high borosilicate glass for excellent thermal shock resistance and chemical durability, it features an integrated pouring spout for clean, precise transfers.
Engineered for routine lab use, the dish’s smooth interior supports efficient cleaning and consistent crystallization, while the stable base sits securely on heating and stirring plates. Available in multiple diameters to match your workload and glassware sets.
Glassware care: avoid sudden temperature shocks; allow gradual heating/cooling on plates.
High Borosilicate Glass Pouring Spout Mix • Evaporate • Crystallize Plate-Friendly
Versatile Utility: Ideal for small-batch mixing on hotplate stirrers, solvent evaporation, and crystallization workflows.
Durable Material: High borosilicate glass resists thermal shock and common lab solvents for long service life.
Clean Transfers: Integrated pouring spout minimizes spills and improves sample handling.
Care & Use Guide
Why this Crystallization Dish?

Borosilicate reliability — excellent thermal shock resistance and solvent durability for everyday lab tasks.
Precision pouring — integrated spout enables clean decanting and transfers with minimal loss.
Sized for your workflow — 100 mm, 150 mm, and 200 mm diameters with corresponding heights for capacity flexibility.
Plate-friendly — stable base for hotplate/stirrer use; support gradual heating/cooling for best results.
Technical Specifications
Model
Crystallization Dish (with Pouring Spout)
Material
High borosilicate glass
Diameters (mm)
100 / 150 / 200
Heights (mm)
CD-100MM: 51 | CD-150MM: 75 | CD-200MM: 90
Spout
Integrated pouring spout for controlled transfer
Typical Use
Small-batch mixing, solvent evaporation, crystallization
Heat Practice
Gradual heating/cooling on hotplate/stirrer recommended
Cleaning
Smooth interior for easy rinsing and lab cleaning protocols
FAQ

What is the Crystallization Dish made of?

The Crystallization Dish is manufactured from high borosilicate glass for thermal shock resistance and chemical durability.
What sizes are available for the Crystallization Dish?

We offer the Crystallization Dish in 100 mm, 150 mm, and 200 mm diameters with heights of 51 mm, 75 mm, and 90 mm respectively.
Can I heat the Crystallization Dish on a hotplate?

Yes. The Crystallization Dish is plate-friendly. For best results, use gradual heating/cooling and avoid sudden temperature shocks.
Does the Crystallization Dish include a pouring spout?

Yes. The Crystallization Dish features an integrated pouring spout to support clean transfers and decanting.
What is your glassware breakage policy?

Damage after delivery is not covered.

Specifications
Material:
Borosilicate

Frequently asked questions

What sizes are available?+

100 mm, 150 mm and 200 mm.

What is it made from?+

High borosilicate glass, with a pouring spout.

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