Quick Answer: The Casserole, Porcelain is a high-alumina vitrified porcelain dish with an integral porcelain handle, glazed inside and out except the base and stable up to 1050°C. It is made in 30mL, 50mL, 70mL, 100mL and 150mL sizes.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
High-alumina vitrified porcelain
Integral porcelain handle
Glazed inside and out, base unglazed
Stable up to 1050°C
Capacities from 30mL to 150mL
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Material
High-alumina vitrified laboratory porcelain
Glaze
Internal and external, excluding base
Temperature
Stable up to 1050°C
Capacities
30mL, 50mL, 70mL, 100mL, 150mL
Handle
Integral porcelain
HS Code
6909.11.00
About This Product
The casserole is used to evaporate solutions, calcine solids and ash samples, with the handle used to move the hot dish. It suits college and vocational chemistry for evaporation and gravimetric work with acids and alkalis, though not with hydrofluoric acid.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the casserole be used with hydrofluoric acid?
No. It resists concentrated acids and alkalis, but hydrofluoric acid is excluded.