Laboratory desiccators are specialized laboratory containers used to store moisture-sensitive substances in a dry and controlled environment. They typically consist of a sturdy, airtight chamber with a removable lid, and the interior is equipped with one or more desiccants, such as silica gel or calcium chloride, which absorbs moisture and maintains low humidity levels. The primary purpose of a desiccator is to protect hygroscopic materials, chemicals, and samples from moisture, ensuring they remain stable and maintain their intended properties. They are frequently used in scientific research, pharmaceuticals, and quality control laboratories where precise moisture control is crucial. Desiccators help prevent the degradation and alteration of sensitive compounds, and they play a pivotal role in processes like drying, storing, and preserving materials, ultimately contributing to the accuracy and reliability of laboratory experiments and sample analysis.
| Inner diameter | 120 mm |