Wire Net with Asbestos for Laboratory Use, Size: 6 Inch (Approx.). This product is mainly used on the tripod stand to heat chemicals. Gauze Wire Iron 12.5cm with Ceramic Center. Each square measures 6″ by 6″, with centers measuring 3″ in diameter. It is high quality and extra strong. The product contains no asbestos or other harmful materials.
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- Each wire gauze measures 6″ by 6″
- Product Dimensions in (L x W x H): 6 x 6 x 0.2
Wire Net with Asbestos for Laboratory Use – Heat-Resistant, Durable & Essential for Every Lab Setup
The Wire Net with Asbestos for Laboratory Use is an essential tool for every laboratory setup. It’s designed to support glassware like beakers, flasks, and crucibles during heating. Made from high-quality galvanized iron wire mesh with a heat-resistant asbestos center, this net distributes heat evenly and prevents direct contact between the flame and the glass surface. As a result, it ensures both safety and efficiency in laboratory operations.
Because of its strong construction and asbestos padding, it can withstand continuous exposure to high temperatures. The asbestos sheet in the middle helps spread heat uniformly across the base of the glassware, minimizing the chance of thermal shock or cracking. Moreover, the metal frame adds strength and stability, making it ideal for repeated use in schools, colleges, and professional laboratories.
Key Features of the Wire Net
- Made from galvanized iron wire mesh with asbestos center
- Distributes heat evenly to protect laboratory glassware
- Withstands high temperatures from burners and lamps
- Provides stable support during heating experiments
- Lightweight, reusable, and easy to handle
- Ideal for educational, research, and industrial laboratories
General Applications
The Wire Net with Asbestos is widely used in chemistry, physics, and biology laboratories. It supports glassware during heating, evaporation, and solution boiling. Students and technicians prefer it for safe handling of flasks and beakers on tripod stands. It’s also suitable for industrial testing labs that perform chemical heating or reaction processes.
How to Use It
- Place the tripod stand on a stable laboratory bench.
- Position the wire net with asbestos on top of the tripod ring.
- Set the glassware (beaker, flask, or crucible) directly over the asbestos center.
- Light the Bunsen burner or spirit lamp below the wire net.
- Adjust the flame so that it heats evenly across the asbestos sheet.
- Observe the experiment, ensuring that the glassware does not overheat.
- After use, allow the wire net to cool completely before handling or storing.
This simple process ensures uniform heating, prevents breakage, and enhances laboratory safety.
