Product Description
Mortar and pestle, ancient device for milling by pounding. The mortar is a durable bowl commonly made of stone, ceramic, or wood. The pestle is a rounded grinding club often made of the same material as the mortar.Versatile Grinding and Mixing ToolOur marble pestle and mortar is tailored for laboratory applications, ideal for grinding and blending various substances. Its compact and sturdy construction allows users to crush powders and mix ingredients by hand, ensuring full control over the consistency and homogeneity of samples.
Superior Craftsmanship and DurabilityHandmade in India from premium white marble, this set provides a polished surface that resists absorption of substances and is easy to clean. Its substantial weight adds stability during use, reducing slip and enhancing operational safety in laboratory settings.
FAQs of Pestle And Mortar:
Q: How do you use a marble pestle and mortar for laboratory purposes?
A: Simply place the substance you wish to grind or mix in the mortar, then use the pestle to apply a firm, circular motion. This manually breaks down solid particles and blends powders, ensuring a fine and homogeneous mixture for laboratory procedures.
Q: What are the benefits of choosing a handmade marble pestle and mortar?
A: Handmade marble pestle and mortars provide superior durability, polished surfaces that do not absorb chemicals, and enhanced control for precise grinding. The handmade nature ensures each piece is crafted for stability and longevity in laboratory use.
Q: When should a pestle and mortar be used instead of mechanical grinders?
A: A pestle and mortar is preferred when gentle, controlled grinding is required, especially with small sample sizes or when avoiding contamination from metal or mechanical parts is important. Its also ideal when integrating traditional methods in sample preparation is desirable.
Q: Where is this marble pestle and mortar made?
A: This pestle and mortar set is handmade in India by skilled artisans, ensuring attention to quality and craftsmanship suitable for laboratory environments.
Q: What is the typical process for cleaning a marble pestle and mortar after use?
A: After use, rinse the pestle and mortar with water to remove any residue. For thorough cleaning, use a laboratory-safe mild detergent and a soft brush if needed, then rinse well and dry with a clean cloth. Avoid using acidic solutions to preserve the polished finish.