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📣NEW GLASSWARE RELEASE📣

Stonylab Glass Buchner Filtering Funnel 24/40 Join, 500-1000ml

Price starts from $52.63 USD

Functionality: designed for pressurized filtration experiments or gravity-based slow filtration processes

Capacity: 500 ml and 1000 ml; equipped with a hose connector and a 24/40 standard joint

Premium Material: crafted from high borosilicate glass, which withstands high temperatures and corrosion for repeated use

Operational Caution: gradual pressure application is advised during pressurization to prevent damage to the product and experimental errors

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Quality Buchner Funnel Supplier & Exporter from Gujarat for Research Labs

Opt for reliability with the Quality Buchner Funnel Supplier & Exporter from Gujarat, delivering durable and efficient lab solutions. Designed to meet global standards, these Buchner funnels offer precise filtration for various lab applications. Gujarat exporters are recognized for their commitment to quality, timely service, and excellent customer support. Perfect for research and industry, these funnels enhance the accuracy of your experiments. Choose Gujarat for lab equipment that makes a difference!

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How to use StonyLab Filter Paper?

Filter paper is a common laboratory tool used in chemistry to separate solid particles from a liquid or to purify a liquid by removing impurities. Here are the basic steps for using filter paper in a chemistry lab:

Materials Needed:

Filter paper, https://stonylab.com/collections/filter-paper

Buchner Funnel, https://stonylab.com/collections/buchner-funnel

Erlenmeyer flask or beaker to collect the filtered liquid,

Vacuum Pump, https://stonylab.com/collections/pump

Remember that the choice of filter paper (porosity, diameter, etc.) and the filtration method (gravity, vacuum, or pressure) may vary depending on the specific requirements of your experiment.

Follow the steps shown in video,

contact us at support@stonylab.com for any questions or product recommendations.