The Lenz-Laborglas Three-neck Round-bottom Flask, with a 1000 ml capacity, is ideal for sophisticated chemical synthesis and distillation processes. It features a central neck with NS 45/40 socket and two parallel side necks with NS 29/32 sockets, allowing simultaneous use of multiple laboratory instruments. Made from durable borosilicate glass, this flask ensures excellent resistance to thermal stress and chemical corrosion.
Key Features:
Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
Material: Borosilicate glass for high thermal and chemical durability
Capacity: 1000 ml
Neck Configuration: Central Neck NS 45/40, Side Necks NS 29/32 (parallel)
Application: Perfect for distillation, synthesis, and reflux operations
The Lenz-Laborglas Three-neck Round-bottom Flask is a premium solution for demanding laboratory procedures that require precise control and multi-access functionality.
It is ideal for sophisticated chemical synthesis and distillation processes. It features a central neck with NS 45/40 socket and two parallel side necks with NS 29/32 sockets, allowing simultaneous use of multiple laboratory instruments. Made from durable borosilicate glass, this flask ensures excellent resistance to thermal stress and chemical corrosion.
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