The Lenz-Laborglas Round-Bottom Flasks, Three-Neck, Side Necks Parallel, C. Neck NS 29/32, Side Neck NS 29/32, Ø 223 mm are designed for laboratory glassware applications requiring a central neck and parallel side necks. Manufactured according to DIN 12392 and in addition to DIN standard, this flask provides three parallel ground joint necks for compatible laboratory setups.
Key Features:
Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
Product Type: Round-bottom flask
Design: Three-neck with side necks parallel
C. Neck: NS 29/32
Side Necks: NS 29/32
Neck Arrangement: All necks are parallel
Diameter: Ø 223 mm
Standard: DIN 12392 and in addition to DIN standard
This Lenz-Laborglas round-bottom flask is suitable for users requiring a three-neck flask with parallel NS 29/32 necks for compatible laboratory applications.
It are designed for laboratory glassware applications requiring a central neck and parallel side necks. Manufactured according to DIN 12392 and in addition to DIN standard, this flask provides three parallel ground joint necks for compatible laboratory setups.
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