PTFE digestion tube without particle precipitation, resistant to HNO3, HCl

PTFE digestion tubes are mainly suitable for sample digestion before chemical analysis of soil, blood, urine, nails, food, dairy products, agricultural and sideline products, feed, heavy metals, ores, etc. in food, disease control, agricultural science academy, medicine, agriculture, forestry, environmental protection, chemical industry, biochemistry and other industries, as well as colleges and universities, scientific research departments. It can be used with atomic absorption, atomic fluorescence, ICP-AES and NJbinglab-hotblock and other analytical instruments.

Reflux cover, PFA transparent material, handle cover, TF-36 series, integrated 2 covers and other designs are all available

Digestion pool diameter × depth: support customization

PTFE digestion tubes are made of PTFE polymer (Teflon/PTFE) material. PTFE is a chemically inert, non-adhesive and corrosion-resistant material that is widely used in chemical laboratories and industrial fields. PTFE digestion tubes are usually used in chemical reactions and digestion processes under strong acid, strong alkali or high temperature conditions.

PTFE digestion tubes have the following characteristics:

1. Corrosion resistance: PTFE material has good corrosion resistance and can withstand erosion by strong acids, strong alkalis and other chemicals.

2. High temperature tolerance: PTFE material can be used in high temperature environments and has excellent thermal stability.

3. Non-adhesiveness: PTFE material has low adhesion to most substances, making samples easy to pour and clean.

PTFE digestion tubes are often used in chemical laboratories for sample digestion, dissolution or reaction operations, especially in experiments that require handling highly corrosive solutions or high temperature conditions. Its corrosion resistance and chemical stability make it an ideal choice for handling special samples and chemical reactions.

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