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The Lenz-Laborglas Distilling Receivers to Anschütz-Thiele are precision-crafted for reliable distillation in laboratory applications. With a 100 ml capacity, these receivers feature a bent design for easy handling and a socket/cone connection (NS 29/32) for secure fittings. Designed to facilitate efficient liquid collection during distillation, they are ideal for chemical separation, solvent recovery, and other laboratory processes requiring high accuracy and durability.
This distilling receiver is an essential tool for laboratories performing distillation processes, ensuring precise collection of liquids and reliable performance during experiments.
It are precision-crafted for reliable distillation in laboratory applications. With a 100 ml capacity, these receivers feature a bent design for easy handling and a socket/cone connection (NS 29/32) for secure fittings. Designed to facilitate efficient liquid collection during distillation, they are ideal for chemical separation, solvent recovery, and other laboratory processes requiring high accuracy and durability.
Yes. It is designed for distillation, solvent recovery, and laboratory separation tasks, and offers a capacity of 100 ml for accurate distillate collection to support this kind of work.
It has a capacity of 100 ml for accurate distillate collection.
It offers socket/Cone NS 29/32 for reliable and secure fittings and bent shape for easy handling and efficient distillation.
R 10,044.10
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05298014
Part Number
6.225 604
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
Cone[s]
NS 29/32
R 10,195.90
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Manufacturer P/N
05298104
Part Number
6.202 415
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
Cone[s]
NS 29/32
R 9,259.80
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Manufacturer P/N
05298001
Part Number
9.012 641
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
Cone[s]
NS 14/23
R 9,765.80
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
05298004
Part Number
9.012 643
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
Cone[s]
NS 29/32
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