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The Lenz-Laborglas Receiver Adapter, Bent Socket/Cone NS 29/32 is a versatile laboratory accessory designed to facilitate safe and efficient connections in distillation setups. Made from high-quality Duran borosilicate glass, this adapter offers excellent thermal and chemical resistance. The bent socket and cone design allow for easy integration into various laboratory apparatus, making it ideal for use in chemical and distillation processes.
This receiver adapter ensures secure connections and is essential for laboratory setups that require reliable and durable glass components for chemical reactions and sample handling.
Sleeves, cone joint, PTFE
Sleeves with ribs, PTFE
Manufacturer P/N
05275004
Part Number
9.012 623
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
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NS 29/32
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05275001
Part Number
9.012 613
Manufacturer
Lenz-Laborglas
Cone[s]
NS 14/23
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