The Lenz-Laborglas Round-bottom Flasks, Three-neck, Side Necks Parallel, C. Neck NS 29/32, Side Neck NS 29/32, are made from high-quality borosilicate glass for superior durability and chemical resistance. Designed for a variety of laboratory applications, these flasks feature a three-neck design with parallel side necks and a central neck, providing versatility for distillation, reflux, and other experimental processes. The NS 29/32 joints ensure secure and reliable connections to other lab apparatus.
Key Features:
Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
Design: Round-bottom flask with three necks (two parallel side necks and one central neck) for maximum flexibility in experimental setups
Joint Sizes: C. Neck NS 29/32 and Side Neck NS 29/32 for secure connections
Material: High-quality borosilicate glass with excellent chemical and thermal resistance
Application: Ideal for distillation, reflux, and chemical reactions in laboratory environments
This Lenz-Laborglas round-bottom flask is an essential tool for laboratories that require reliable, durable glassware for complex experiments.
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