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The ISOLAB Dimroth Condenser 160 mm, NS 29/32 Glass Olive, Boro 3.3 is designed for laboratory condensation applications requiring reliable heat and chemical resistance. Manufactured from boro 3.3 glass, this condenser is resistant to heat and almost all chemicals, making it suitable for demanding laboratory glassware setups.
This ISOLAB Dimroth condenser provides a durable and chemically resistant glassware solution for laboratory condensation and distillation applications.
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033.17.163
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9.012 526
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ISOLAB
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NS 29/32
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033.17.400
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9.012 528
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ISOLAB
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NS 14/23
The NS 29 is designed for laboratory condensation applications requiring reliable heat and chemical resistance. This dimroth condenser format supports routine laboratory work in that application.
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