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The Lenz-Laborglas Adapter is a precision connector made from DURAN® borosilicate glass, designed to join standard NS cone joints with spherical ball joints. This specific adapter connects a standard NS 29/32 cone (Cone KS29) to a spherical joint ball S 35, ensuring tight and leak-free connections in laboratory distillation, filtration, and reaction systems. It provides superior thermal resistance and chemical durability, ideal for demanding laboratory environments where glassware modularity and compatibility are essential.
This adapter ensures smooth and reliable integration of spherical joints into existing glassware systems with NS 29/32 cone fittings, making it an essential component in any professional laboratory.
NZ $123.23
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Manufacturer P/N
01532929
Part Number
9.011 771
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
Cone[s]
KS 29
NZ $109.54
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Manufacturer P/N
01531419
Part Number
9.011 770
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
Cone[s]
KS 19
NZ $141.49
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Manufacturer P/N
01532935
Part Number
6.201 157
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
Cone[s]
KS 35
It is a precision connector made from DURAN® borosilicate glass, designed to join standard NS cone joints with spherical ball joints. This specific adapter connects a standard NS 29/32 cone (Cone KS29) to a spherical joint ball S 35, ensuring tight and leak-free connections in laboratory distillation, filtration, and reaction systems. It provides superior thermal resistance and chemical durability, ideal for demanding laboratory environments where glassware modularity and compatibility are essential.
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