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DWK DURAN Evaporator Flask, 250 mL, NS 29/32

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Ø
81 mm
Ground size
NS29/32
Height
140 mm
Material
Boro 3.3
Nominal capacity
250 ml
UNSPSC
41104800
With coating
No

$101.00

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Product description

The DWK DURAN Evaporator Flask, 250 mL, NS 29/32 is designed for laboratory evaporation, concentration and solvent removal applications. Its 250 mL capacity makes it suitable for small-scale sample preparation and chemical processing, while the standard NS 29/32 ground joint enables secure connection to compatible laboratory equipment.

Key Features:

  • Brand: DWK
  • Range: DURAN
  • Product Type: Laboratory evaporator flask
  • Capacity: 250 mL
  • Joint Size: NS 29/32 standard ground joint
  • Connection: Designed for secure attachment to compatible laboratory apparatus
  • Applications: Suitable for laboratory evaporation, solvent removal and sample concentration

This DWK DURAN Evaporator Flask is ideal for laboratories requiring a reliable 250 mL flask with an NS 29/32 joint for routine evaporation and sample preparation procedures.

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for laboratory evaporation, concentration and solvent removal applications. Its 250 mL capacity makes it suitable for small-scale sample preparation and chemical processing, while the standard NS 29/32 ground joint enables secure connection to compatible laboratory equipment.

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