Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Tin (Metal) Foil AR 99.8% | 660755 | CDH |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 100g |
| Form | Foil |
| Grade | AR (Analytical Reagent) |
| Application | Laboratory experiments, research, scientific studies |
Product Description
When precision matters in your lab experiments, Tin (Metal) Foil AR 99.8% from CDH is the reliable choice. This high-purity tin foil is designed for researchers, students, and educators who demand accuracy in their scientific work. Whether you’re conducting chemical analyses, material testing, or educational demonstrations, this AR-grade tin foil ensures consistent results.
Crafted with 99.8% purity, this tin foil meets the stringent standards of analytical reagent grade materials. Its smooth, malleable surface makes it easy to handle, cut, and shape for various applications. From shielding sensitive samples to creating custom lab setups, this tin foil adapts to your needs without compromising quality.
At eqipped, we understand the importance of sourcing lab supplies that you can trust. That’s why we offer this premium tin foil, ensuring it reaches you in pristine condition, ready for immediate use. Need pure tin foil for your next experiment? Order now and experience the difference quality makes.
Why This Tin Foil Stands Out
Not all tin foils are created equal. This AR-grade version is specifically processed to remove impurities, making it ideal for sensitive laboratory applications. Unlike commercial-grade foils, it won’t introduce contaminants that could skew your results. Its uniform thickness and high malleability allow for precise measurements and easy manipulation in various experimental setups.
Students working on chemistry projects will appreciate its reliability, while researchers conducting material science experiments will value its consistency. Educators can confidently use it in classroom demonstrations, knowing it meets educational standards.
Common Applications in Laboratories
This versatile tin foil finds use in numerous scientific scenarios:
In analytical chemistry, it serves as a protective layer for samples during heating or storage. Material scientists use it to create controlled environments for testing corrosion resistance. Physics labs employ it for shielding experiments from electromagnetic interference. Even in biology labs, it can be used to wrap petri dishes or create light-blocking covers.
The possibilities are extensive, limited only by your experimental needs. Looking for laboratory tin foil that delivers consistent performance? This AR-grade option is your solution.
Handling and Storage Recommendations
To maintain the integrity of your tin foil, store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep it in its original packaging until ready for use to prevent oxidation. When handling, use clean tools to avoid contamination. For long-term storage, consider placing it in an airtight container with desiccant packets.
Always wear appropriate protective gear when working with metal foils in laboratory settings. While tin is generally considered low-risk, proper lab safety protocols should always be followed.
FAQs
What does AR grade mean in tin foil?
AR grade stands for Analytical Reagent grade, indicating this tin foil has been purified to 99.8% minimum purity. It’s specifically processed to meet the strict requirements of analytical chemistry and laboratory applications, ensuring minimal impurities that could affect experimental results.
Can this tin foil be used for food applications?
While this is high-purity tin foil, it’s specifically manufactured for laboratory use and isn’t certified for food contact. For food applications, you should use foil specifically labeled as food-grade. This product is designed for scientific and educational purposes only.
How thin is this tin foil?
The thickness typically ranges between 0.01mm to 0.05mm, though exact specifications may vary. This thickness provides the right balance between malleability for easy handling and durability for laboratory applications. The foil can be easily cut with scissors or torn by hand when needed.
Is this tin foil suitable for high-temperature applications?
Tin has a relatively low melting point of 231.9°C, so this foil isn’t suitable for extremely high-temperature applications. However, it works well for moderate heating applications in laboratory settings. For temperatures approaching its melting point, consider using it in combination with other heat-resistant materials.
What’s the difference between this and regular household tin foil?
This AR-grade tin foil differs significantly from household foil in several ways. It has higher purity (99.8% vs typically 98-99% for household), undergoes stricter quality control, and is processed to remove impurities that could interfere with scientific experiments. Household foil may contain additives for strength or shine that aren’t present in this laboratory-grade version.
