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The Heidolph Evaporating Flask 100 mL (NS 24/29) is designed for efficient solvent evaporation in laboratory applications. Constructed from durable borosilicate glass, it provides excellent chemical and thermal resistance. With a standard NS 24/29 joint size, this flask easily integrates with rotary evaporators and other lab equipment.
The Heidolph evaporating flask offers superior durability and efficiency for laboratories requiring reliable solvent evaporation and distillation solutions.
Manufacturer P/N
514-71000-01
Part Number
6.228 464
Manufacturer
Heidolph
Nominal capacity
100 ml
Manufacturer P/N
15-300-003-08
Part Number
7.047 245
Manufacturer
Heidolph
Nominal capacity
50 ml
It is designed for efficient solvent evaporation in laboratory applications. Constructed from durable borosilicate glass, it provides excellent chemical and thermal resistance. With a standard NS 24/29 joint size, this flask easily integrates with rotary evaporators and other lab equipment.
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