The sulphur compound method is a hot process and offers a considerable saving in time and labour over the mortar capping method. The method is virtually instant and the compound can often be recovered for further use.
Warning: The sulphur compound, when hot, will give off sulphur fumes, and therefore it is important that good ventilation, or preferably a fume cupboard, is available in the laboratory.
Comprising of a vertical support, mounted on a steel base designed to accommodate both sizes of capping plates. Supplied complete with 100 mm and 150 mm capping plates. ...
