Cannon, Flash Point Reference Material, FPRM4D, 9727-A35, 200ml (155g)_1180497
Cannon, Flash Point Reference Material, FPRM4D, 9727-A35, 200ml (155g)_1180497
Cannon, Flash Point Reference Material, FPRM4D, 9727-A35, 200ml (155g)_1180497
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Cannon Instruments Flash Point Reference Material FPRM4D, 200 mL (155g)

$1,179.90

The price is inclusive of GST

The Cannon Instruments Hexadecane Flash Point Reference Material (FPRM16) is a high-quality standard used for calibrating and verifying flash point instruments in accordance with ASTM test methods D56 (Tag Closed Cup), D92 (Cleveland Open Cup), and D93 (Pensky Martens Closed Cup). Supplied in a 200 mL (155 g) bottle, this material is tested across 20 independent laboratories to ensure traceable, reliable, and reproducible results.

Product Features

  • Certified according to ASTM D56, D92, and D93 flash point methods
  • Lot-specific data included: average flash point and standard deviation
  • Produced from a statistically analyzed pool of 40 tests in 20 labs
  • Packaged in a 200 mL bottle for convenient lab use
  • Ideal for calibration, verification, and quality control applications

Benefits

  • Ensures precise and reproducible flash point measurements
  • Improves reliability of flash point testing instruments and methods
  • Lot-specific data provides traceable, auditable quality assurance
  • Suitable for regulatory compliance and laboratory accreditation
  • Ready-to-use packaging saves time and simplifies test preparation

Why Choose Cannon Instruments Hexadecane Flash Point Reference Material (FPRM16)?

With decades of expertise in precision laboratory standards, Cannon Instruments delivers unmatched quality and traceability in flash point testing. The Hexadecane FPRM16 standard is rigorously validated across multiple laboratories to meet the most demanding testing and regulatory environments. Trusted by professionals worldwide, it ensures your instruments deliver accurate results every time.

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