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Oil Slick | SKU:
OI-274
Oil Slick Sheet (PTFE)
Regular price
£19.96
Unit price
Oil Slick Sheet (PTFE) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Oil Slick Sheet (PTFE)
Regular price
£19.96
Unit price
Oil Slick Sheet (PTFE) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
A disposable alternative to parchment paper; the Slick™ Sheet is a laboratory grade PTFE film. Slick Sheet is 100% Resistant to Non-Polar Solvents and rated for direct, long term, solvent exposure. Slick Sheet is an ideal liner for collection vessels and evaporation dishes and has excellent heat transfer up to 500°F.
Other uses for Slick Sheet are:
Packaging for sticky extracts
Liner for various extraction apparatus
Vacuum chamber inserts
Non-stick sleeves for glass on glass joints
Use whenever an ultra glossy appearance is desired
Helpful Hints:
Feel free to cut, fold, score and re-use the Slick Sheet. However, repeated folding and creasing can wrinkle the surface and impact non-stick performance over time.
Sharp tools are not recommended for use with the Slick Sheet.
For a pristine result, inspect your Slick Sheet for airborne debris before each use.
DO NOT OVERHEAT. Heat in excess of 500°F may damage the Slick Sheet.
Other uses for Slick Sheet are:
Packaging for sticky extracts
Liner for various extraction apparatus
Vacuum chamber inserts
Non-stick sleeves for glass on glass joints
Use whenever an ultra glossy appearance is desired
Helpful Hints:
Feel free to cut, fold, score and re-use the Slick Sheet. However, repeated folding and creasing can wrinkle the surface and impact non-stick performance over time.
Sharp tools are not recommended for use with the Slick Sheet.
For a pristine result, inspect your Slick Sheet for airborne debris before each use.
DO NOT OVERHEAT. Heat in excess of 500°F may damage the Slick Sheet.