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DWK Duran Flat Bottom Flask, Wide Neck Cap, 250 mL

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HS Code #
70172000
Autoclavable
Yes
Ø
85 mm
Dimensions (ØxH)
85 x 138 mm
Height
138 mm
Material
DURAN® glass
Neck Ø
50 mm
Nominal capacity
250 ml
Standard
DIN ISO 24450
UNSPSC
41121804
With beaded rim
Yes

$26.58

Inc. GST

Supplier Stock: 4
Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The DWK Duran Flat Bottom Flask with Wide Neck Cap, 250 mL, is designed for laboratory applications that require reliable and durable glassware. Made from high-quality Duran glass, this flask offers excellent resistance to chemicals and temperature changes. The flat bottom design provides stability, while the wide neck cap ensures easy pouring and handling of liquids. Ideal for mixing, heating, and chemical reactions, this flask is an essential tool for any laboratory requiring precise and durable equipment.

Key Features:

  • Brand: DWK Duran
  • Material: Duran glass for durability and chemical resistance
  • Capacity: 250 mL
  • Design: Flat bottom for stability and wide neck cap for easy pouring and handling
  • Application: Ideal for mixing, heating, and chemical reactions

This flat bottom flask provides a reliable and efficient solution for laboratory processes, offering ease of use and precision in your experiments.

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for laboratory applications that require reliable and durable glassware. Made from high-quality Duran glass, this flask offers excellent resistance to chemicals and temperature changes. The flat bottom design provides stability, while the wide neck cap ensures easy pouring and handling of liquids. Ideal for mixing, heating, and chemical reactions, this flask is an essential tool for any laboratory requiring precise and durable equipment.

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