Description
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Plated Steel Jaws / Hardwood Handle |
| Application | Safe Heating, Flame Tests, and Chemical Handling |
| Grip Style | Spring-Loaded with Sliding Locking Collar |
| Durability | High-Tension Steel for Long-Term Mechanical Integrity |
| Material | Handle | Pack of | SKU | Enquiry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brass | Wooden | 6 | TTHWH-BR-06 | Enquire Now |
| Plated Steel | Wooden | 6 | TTHWH-PS-06 | Enquire Now |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How does the plated steel finish compare to brass for laboratory heating?
While both materials are durable, plated steel provides higher mechanical tension and stiffness at a more economical price point. The high-quality plating is specifically engineered to resist corrosion and oxidation when exposed to moisture and heat, making it an ideal “workhorse” tool for high-volume educational or research settings.
Can this holder be used for large boiling tubes?
Yes. The spring-loaded jaws and sliding locking collar are designed for universal compatibility with standard laboratory glassware. It can securely grip test tubes with diameters ranging from 10mm to 25mm, providing a non-slip hold on everything from small ignition tubes to larger boiling flasks.
How does the wooden handle protect against "thermal shock" accidents?
The hardwood handle acts as a natural thermal insulator with very low heat conductivity. While the steel jaws may reach high temperatures during a flame test, the wooden handle prevents that heat from reaching your hand. This allows the researcher to maintain a steady, safe grip during prolonged heating, reducing the risk of accidental drops caused by “hot-to-the-touch” metal handles.
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