Desiccator Accessories
Electron Microscopy Sciences Nitrogen Purge Cabinet Purge Cabinet with Flow Meter, 8.5 in height
Nitrogen purge cabinets can be used at at temperatures up to 120 degree F in freezers, refrigerators, or at room temperature. Cabinets have airtight doors that need no lubrication, sliding perforated shelves for easy access, and transparent acrylic wall for see-through storage. Acrylic, ethylene propylene, and Type 316 stainless steel welded parts. Direct reading scale flow meter with control levels allow flow adjustments in the line.
Footprint: 10 in x 7 in
Electron Microscopy Sciences Auto Desiccator Cabinet, Vertical 120 VAC
Made from clear methyl-methacrylate (acrylic), this auto-desiccator cabinet features a permanent desiccant contained in the control unit so no desiccant tray is needed. The cycle is indicated by a green light for a 4 1/2 hours absorption period, or a red light indicating 1/2 hour regeneration of the desiccant. This cabinet will lower relative humidity to 30 - 40% and it includes two adjustable shelves. The unit draws 6 watts, 120 VAC. Vertical layout.
: 12½" x 15½"
: 24½"
Ace Glass, Inc. Porcelain desiccator plate, 190mm, 5mm holes, no feet, cs/3
190mm porcelain desiccator plate with many 5mm holes and one large center hole. Plate is glazed on one side and does not have feet. Plate can withstand temperature up to 1150 degrees C.
Andwin Scientific Replacement Desiccator Plates: 230mm Diameter Desiccator Plate, each
Equipment: Desiccators and Desiccants: Replacement Desiccator Plates: 230mm Diameter Desiccator Plate, each
Electron Microscopy Sciences Desiccator Vacuum Jars, 250 mm, Joint
Components for Dry Seal vacuum desiccators.
Size: 250 mm
Electron Microscopy Sciences Desiccator Aluminum Plates, 250 mm, Joint
Components for Dry Seal vacuum desiccators.
Size: 250 mm
Chemglass Life Sciences Porcelain Desiccator Plate, 140mm, Perforated, with Center Hole
Porcelain Desiccator Plate, 140mm, Perforated, with Center Hole. Perforated porcelain desiccator plate with a large hole in the center for easy placement or removal from a glass desiccator. Plate is glazed on one side.Porcelain Labware has excellent resistance to all reagents except hydrofluoric acid, and is highly resistant to thermal shock while having a very low coefficient of expansion.The average coefficient of expansion from 20° to 200°C is 3.56 x 10-5 gradually increasing to 4.69 x 10-5 at 1000°C. To prevent thermal stress cracks on porcelain ware do not exceed a heating/cooling rate of 200°C per hour.To prolong the life of porcelain products:• Follow gradual heating/cooling rates• Use an oven or hot plate and an intermediate step when quicker heating/cooling rates are required• Avoid contact of heated ware with a cold surface• Carefully inspect labware prior to each use and do not use any product that appears defective.