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MOQ : 9 Pieces

Mortar and Pestle Specification

Speed Range
Depends on Manual Use

Temperature Resistance
Moderate Heat Resistance

Control Type
Manual

Accuracy
Depends on user

Features
Used for crushing small samples

Shape
Round Bowl with Club-shaped Pestle

Usage
Laboratory

Type
Mortar and Pestle

Dimension (L*W*H)
Standard Laboratory Size

Product Type
Mortar and Pestles

Equipment Type
Mortar and Pestle

Equipment Materials
Ceramic

Power
Manual Operation

Material
Ceramic

Application
Laboratory, Crushing Small Samples

Capacity (Ltr)
Suitable for Small Laboratory Samples

Weight
Lightweight, Easy to Handle

Non-reactive Surface
Suitable for chemical and biological sample preparation

Colour
White

Finish
Smooth Ceramic Finish

Safety
Non-toxic and inert material

Easy to Clean
Yes

Chemical Resistance
High, suitable for most reagents

Mortar and Pestle Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
9 Pieces

Payment Terms
Cheque, Cash Advance (CA), Cash in Advance (CID), Telegraphic Transfer (T/T), Letter of Credit (L/C)

Sample Available
Yes

Sample Policy
Sample costs shipping and taxes has to be paid by the buyer

Packaging Details
carton box, export quality also available

Main Export Market(s)
Asia, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Middle East, Africa

Main Domestic Market
All India

Certifications
ISO 9001, 14001 ,CE

About Mortar and Pestle

Mortar and Pestles (ETS-16688B):

Specification of Mortar and pestles

Used for crushing small samples of ore.Made of hardened alloy tool steel.
Mortar has flat-bottomed cylindrical cavity with removable sleeve for containing crushed material.
Mortar: 3 (76mm) OD.
Cavity, 1 dia. x 1/4 deep(25mm x 6.4mm).
Guide Sleeve:1-1/2 (38mm) long.
Pestle: 1 dia. x 3 long(25mm x 76mm).

Exceptional Chemical Compatibility

The smooth, non-reactive ceramic material ensures the mortar and pestle are suitable for use with most laboratory reagents, whether you are preparing biological or chemical samples. Its high resistance to chemicals prevents unwanted reactions, preserving sample integrity throughout your experimental process.

Easy Handling and Cleaning

Lightweight construction and an ergonomic, round-bowl design allow for comfortable manual use, reducing user fatigue during repetitive sample preparation. The ceramic surface resists staining and retains no odors, making cleaning after each use both efficient and straightforward for busy laboratory environments.

FAQs of Mortar and Pestle:

Q: How should the ceramic mortar and pestle be used in a laboratory setting?

A: To use, place your sample in the bowl, then apply gentle, circular pressure with the pestle to grind or crush. This manual method is ideal for crushing small laboratory samples to desired consistency for chemical or biological analysis.

Q: What makes the ceramic mortar and pestle suitable for handling chemicals?

A: The non-porous, chemically inert ceramic construction ensures high resistance to most laboratory reagents. This prevents any reactions between your samples and the equipment, maintaining the purity and safety of your preparations.

Q: When is it recommended to use a ceramic mortar and pestle?

A: It is best used when you need to finely grind, mix, or pulverize small laboratory samples, especially when working with substances that require a non-reactive and easy-to-clean surface.

Q: Where can this mortar and pestle be ideally used?

A: This product is specifically designed for laboratory environments, including research facilities, educational institutions, pharmaceutical labs, and industrial quality control labs, where preparation of small samples is required.

Q: What are the benefits of choosing this ceramic mortar and pestle over alternatives?

A: Benefits include high chemical resistance, a smooth easy-clean finish, lightweight handling, and safe, inert material construction. This makes it ideal for repetitive laboratory use without risk of contamination or material degradation.

Q: How can the mortar and pestle be cleaned after use?

A: Simply rinse under running water, using a mild laboratory detergent if needed. The non-porous surface does not retain residues, simplifying the cleaning process and minimizing cross-contamination risks.

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