Vacuum Glass Desiccator

Glass Desiccator

A Glass Desiccator is a laboratory container used to remove moisture from samples and to store moisture-sensitive materials in a dry environment. It works by placing a drying agent (desiccant) such as silica gel or calcium chloride in the bottom chamber, which absorbs moisture from the air inside the desiccator.

Key Features

• Made from high-quality, thick laboratory glass (often borosilicate)

• Airtight ground-glass lid to maintain a dry internal environment

• Transparent body for easy observation of samples

• Chemical-resistant and durable design

• Includes a perforated plate to hold samples above the desiccant

• Simple and reliable moisture control for laboratory use.

Technical Specifications

• Product type: Standard Glass Desiccator

• Material: Borosilicate glass

• Available sizes: Common sizes include 150 mm, 200 mm, 250 mm, and 300 mm

• Lid: Ground glass flange for airtight sealing

• Plate: Porcelain or glass perforated plate

• Usage: Drying and storage of moisture-sensitive samples.

Applications

• Drying laboratory samples

• Storing hygroscopic chemicals

• Protecting materials from humidity

• Use in chemical, pharmaceutical, research, and educational laboratories.