Description
Specifications
Product Name – Rubber Cork
Quantity/Pack Size – Single Unit
Form – Solid Rubber
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Sealing Laboratory Glassware
product overview
The rubber cork is a high-quality laboratory instrument designed to provide secure sealing and reliable performance in various experimental setups. Made from premium-grade rubber, it ensures durability, flexibility, and resistance to wear, making it suitable for repeated use over extended periods. The cork is engineered for precision, offering a snug fit across different laboratory glassware sizes to prevent leakage, contamination, or spillage during experiments. Its chemical resistance enhances reliability, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of laboratory reagents and solutions. The material composition provides excellent elasticity, allowing easy insertion and removal without compromising structural integrity. Each cork undergoes stringent quality control to maintain consistent dimensions, resilience, and performance, ensuring dependable results in laboratory settings. The smooth finish reduces friction and enhances usability while preserving the equipment it interacts with. Its robust yet flexible design allows for secure sealing in test tubes, flasks, bottles, and other laboratory containers. Lightweight and portable, the rubber cork integrates seamlessly into laboratory workflows, combining functionality with durability. The focus on precision engineering and material quality guarantees long-term performance, offering an essential tool for laboratories seeking reliable, consistent, and efficient sealing solutions.
FAQs
1. What materials are used to make this rubber cork?
The rubber cork is made from high-quality laboratory-grade rubber designed for durability, flexibility, and chemical resistance.
2. Can the rubber cork be used with different glassware sizes?
Yes, it is engineered to fit snugly across various laboratory glassware, ensuring secure sealing without leakage.
3. Are there alternatives to a rubber cork?
Alternatives include silicone stoppers or plastic corks, though rubber provides superior elasticity, sealing, and chemical resistance.
4. How should the rubber cork be stored?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and harsh chemicals to maintain elasticity and performance.
5. Is the rubber cork compatible with all chemical solutions?
It is resistant to most common laboratory chemicals, though compatibility should be checked for highly reactive or corrosive substances.
