It is a compact electrolytic cell designed for precision electrochemical experiments (three-electrode measurements, electrolytic tests and related analyses) in laboratories and industrial research settings.
The cell body and wetted parts are made of high-quality quartz glass and PTFE, providing chemical resistance and durability.
The cell has three electrode holes, each 6 mm in diameter, suitable for standard working, reference and counter electrodes up to 6 mm.
The cell is rated for use from ambient (normal) temperature up to 60°C. It is not intended for high-temperature applications above 60°C.
External dimensions are 50 mm × 50 mm × 50 mm. Internal usable volume depends on wall thickness and internal geometry; contact the manufacturer for the exact internal volume.
Sealing is accomplished using a threaded closure combined with a rubber O-ring, providing a secure, leak-resistant seal when properly assembled.
Align parts carefully, seat the rubber ring and hand-tighten the thread until snug. Avoid excessive torque to prevent stress on the quartz glass. If stronger sealing is required, follow manufacturer's torque guidance if provided.
Quartz glass and PTFE are resistant to most acids, bases and organic solvents. However, quartz is attacked by hydrofluoric acid (HF) and certain fluoride-containing reagents — avoid HF and consult the manufacturer for compatibility with highly aggressive reagents.
Rinse with deionized water and mild laboratory detergents for routine cleaning. For organic residues, use suitable organic solvents (ethanol, acetone) that are compatible with PTFE. Avoid HF and abrasive cleaners. Do not autoclave unless the manufacturer explicitly states autoclave compatibility.
No — the specified applicable temperature is up to 60°C, so autoclaving (typically 121°C) and other high-temperature sterilization methods are not recommended. Use chemical sterilants or UV methods compatible with quartz and PTFE if sterilization is required.
Yes — the cell is designed for standard three-electrode electrochemical setups. Ensure your electrodes fit the 6 mm ports and use appropriate leads or adapters to connect the electrodes to your potentiostat.
Inspect the rubber ring regularly for cracks, chemical attack or deformation. Replace it if damaged. Contact the manufacturer or supplier for compatible replacement O-rings sized for the cell’s thread.
Handle with care to avoid mechanical shock or dropping. Store dry, protected from impact and extreme temperatures. Keep rubber seals away from prolonged ozone or harsh sunlight that could degrade them.
Contact the product manufacturer or authorized distributor for detailed technical drawings, exact internal volume, spare O-rings, custom electrode port modifications or any other specific requirements.
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