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LLG Aluminium Beads

Brand:LLG Labware

Specifications

Description: LLG-Aluminium beads
UNSPSC: 41102426

R 2,201.10

Inc. GST

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Product description

The LLG Aluminium Beads are designed for use with heating blocks, providing efficient and uniform heating for various laboratory applications. Each package contains 1 kg of aluminium beads, occupying a volume of approximately 580 ml. These beads offer excellent thermal conductivity, ensuring consistent temperature distribution across samples. They serve as a practical alternative to traditional water baths, reducing the risk of contamination and minimizing maintenance requirements.

Key Features:

Brand: LLG Labware
Material: High-quality aluminium
Quantity: 1 kg of beads per package
Volume Occupancy: Approximately 580 ml
Application: Ideal for use with heating blocks in various laboratory procedures
Benefits: Enhances temperature uniformity, reduces contamination risk, and lowers maintenance compared to water baths

For optimal performance, it's recommended to use these beads with compatible heating blocks designed for aluminium bead baths.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the LLG Aluminium Beads used for?

It are designed for use with heating blocks, providing efficient and uniform heating for various laboratory applications. Each package contains 1 kg of aluminium beads, occupying a volume of approximately 580 ml. These beads offer excellent thermal conductivity, ensuring consistent temperature distribution across samples. They serve as a practical alternative to traditional water baths, reducing the risk of contamination and minimizing maintenance requirements.

2. Is this product suitable for use with heating blocks in various laboratory procedures?

Yes. It is designed for use with heating blocks in various laboratory procedures, and offers a quantity of 1 kg of beads per package to support this kind of work.

3. What quantity does this product have?

It has a quantity of 1 kg of beads per package.

4. What is this product made from and what features does it include?

It is made from high-quality aluminium. It also offers approximately 580 ml and enhances temperature uniformity, reduces contamination risk, and lowers maintenance compared to water baths.

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