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The Lenz-Laborglas 1000 mL Round Bottom Receiving Flask is expertly crafted from DURAN glass and features a KS 35/20 spherical joint, making it ideal for use with rotary evaporators. The flask is enhanced with a transparent polyurethane (PUR) coating, providing protection against scratches, impacts, and UV light up to approximately 380 nm. This coating also helps contain glass fragments and liquids in the event of breakage, enhancing safety in the laboratory. The flask is suitable for temperatures ranging from -30 to +140 °C and is autoclavable, ensuring versatility and ease of sterilization.
This receiving flask combines robust construction with enhanced safety features, making it a reliable choice for various laboratory applications.
Fork clamps for spherical joints
Flask rings, pressed cork
₹32,745.00
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
03064070
Part Number
9.812 217
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
Ø
131 mm
Manufacturer P/N
03064073
Part Number
6.200 782
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
Ø
166 mm
Manufacturer P/N
03064058
Part Number
7.653 714
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
Ø
105 mm
Manufacturer P/N
03064049
Part Number
6.269 414
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
Ø
85 mm
Manufacturer P/N
03064037
Part Number
4.671 390
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
Ø
64 mm
It is expertly crafted from DURAN glass and features a KS 35/20 spherical joint, making it ideal for use with rotary evaporators. The flask is enhanced with a transparent polyurethane (PUR) coating, providing protection against scratches, impacts, and UV light up to approximately 380 nm. This coating also helps contain glass fragments and liquids in the event of breakage, enhancing safety in the laboratory. The flask is suitable for temperatures ranging from -30 to +140 °C and is autoclavable, ensuring versatility and ease of sterilization.
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