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IKA Distillation Receiver RV 10.600 with 6 Sleeves, NS 29/32, for RV 10

Brand:IKA

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HS Code #
70179000
No. of cones
6
Socket[s]
NS 29/32
UNSPSC
41104812

$1,743.53

Inc. GST

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Product description

The IKA Distillation Receiver RV 10.600 with 6 Sleeves is designed specifically for use with the IKA RV 10 rotary evaporator. Featuring six NS 29/32 connections, this receiver ensures safe and efficient collection of distillates during evaporation processes. It is an essential accessory for laboratories performing distillation or solvent recovery with IKA systems.

Key Features:

  • Brand: IKA
  • Model: RV 10.600
  • Connections: 6 sleeves, NS 29/32
  • Compatibility: Designed for use with IKA RV 10 rotary evaporator
  • Application: Distillate collection and solvent recovery

The IKA Distillation Receiver RV 10.600 is ideal for safe and effective operation in evaporation procedures within research and industrial laboratories.

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It is designed specifically for use with the IKA RV 10 rotary evaporator. Featuring six NS 29/32 connections, this receiver ensures safe and efficient collection of distillates during evaporation processes. It is an essential accessory for laboratories performing distillation or solvent recovery with IKA systems.

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