The Lenz-Laborglas Measuring Tube with Tap is designed for precise measurement and controlled dispensing of liquids in laboratory applications. With a 10 ml capacity and a 1/101 ml division, this tube features a zero point at the tap for accurate dispensing. The core and sleeve are fitted with a NS 29/32 joint, ensuring a secure connection for safe and efficient use in various experimental setups.
Key Features:
Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
Capacity: 10 ml with 1/101 ml divisions for high precision
Zero Point: Located at the tap for accurate liquid dispensing
Joint Type: Core and sleeve with NS 29/32 for secure connections
Application: Ideal for controlled liquid measurement in laboratory experiments
This high-quality measuring tube from Lenz-Laborglas ensures precise and reliable liquid dispensing, making it perfect for volumetric analysis and laboratory procedures.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the Lenz-Laborglas Measuring Tube with Tap, 10 ml: 1/101 ml, Zero Point at the Tap, Core + Sleeve NS 29/32 used for?
It is designed for precise measurement and controlled dispensing of liquids in laboratory applications. With a 10 ml capacity and a 1/101 ml division, this tube features a zero point at the tap for accurate dispensing. The core and sleeve are fitted with a NS 29/32 joint, ensuring a secure connection for safe and efficient use in various experimental setups.
2. Is this product suitable for controlled liquid measurement in laboratory experiments?
Yes. It is designed for controlled liquid measurement in laboratory experiments, and offers a capacity of 10 ml with 1/101 ml divisions for high precision to support this kind of work.
3. What capacity does this product have?
It has a capacity of 10 ml with 1/101 ml divisions for high precision.
4. What zero point and joint type does this product offer?
It offers located at the tap for accurate liquid dispensing and core and sleeve with NS 29/32 for secure connections.
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