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NZ $43.36
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The ISOLAB Adapter for Distillation NS 29/32 Straight Vacuum Boro 33 is designed for use in distillation setups, providing a secure and reliable connection between laboratory apparatus. Made from high-quality Boro 33 glass, this adapter ensures excellent resistance to thermal shock and chemical corrosion. The NS 29/32 joint size makes it compatible with a variety of laboratory equipment, making it an essential accessory for efficient distillation processes.
This distillation adapter is a crucial component for laboratories performing distillation processes, ensuring secure connections and reliable results.
It is designed for use in distillation setups, providing a secure and reliable connection between laboratory apparatus. Made from high-quality Boro 33 glass, this adapter ensures excellent resistance to thermal shock and chemical corrosion. The NS 29/32 joint size makes it compatible with a variety of laboratory equipment, making it an essential accessory for efficient distillation processes.
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