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The ISOLAB Evaporating Flask, 500 mL Socket NS 29/32 is designed for efficient evaporation of solvents in laboratory applications. Made from high-quality borosilicate glass, this flask features a socket for easy connection to standard laboratory equipment. Its robust design ensures durability and resistance to thermal shock, making it an ideal choice for precise and reliable evaporation processes in various research and scientific settings.
This evaporating flask is an essential tool for laboratories requiring high-quality, reliable glassware for evaporation and concentration of solutions.
Manufacturer P/N
030.55.500
Part Number
6.243 664
Manufacturer
ISOLAB
Nominal capacity
500 ml
Manufacturer P/N
030.55.901
Part Number
6.236 112
Manufacturer
ISOLAB
Nominal capacity
1000 ml
Manufacturer P/N
030.55.250
Part Number
6.237 711
Manufacturer
ISOLAB
Nominal capacity
250 ml
Manufacturer P/N
030.55.100
Part Number
6.237 167
Manufacturer
ISOLAB
Nominal capacity
100 ml
It is designed for efficient evaporation of solvents in laboratory applications. Made from high-quality borosilicate glass, this flask features a socket for easy connection to standard laboratory equipment. Its robust design ensures durability and resistance to thermal shock, making it an ideal choice for precise and reliable evaporation processes in various research and scientific settings.
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