The Lenz-Laborglas Round-Bottom Flasks, Three-neck, Side Necks Parallel, C. Neck NS 45/40, Side Neck NS 29/32, Cap. ml 250 are engineered for advanced chemical processes and laboratory experiments requiring multiple simultaneous connections. Made from high-quality borosilicate glass, these flasks ensure excellent resistance to thermal stress and chemical corrosion. With a 250 ml capacity and precision-ground joints, the flask accommodates condensers, thermometers, and additional lab glassware with ease.
Key Features:
Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
Design: Three-neck with parallel side necks for multi-port accessibility
Socket Sizes: Center Neck NS 45/40, Side Necks NS 29/32
Material: Borosilicate glass 3.3 for high chemical and thermal resistance
Capacity: 250 ml
Applications: Ideal for chemical synthesis, reflux reactions, and distillation setups
This Lenz-Laborglas three-neck flask is ideal for laboratories requiring durable, versatile glassware for complex and precise operations.
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