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IKA Receiving Flasks RV 10.201 250 ml, KS 35/20, Coated, for RV 10

Brand:IKA

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Ground size
KS 35/20
Material
Boro 3.3
Nominal capacity
250 ml
UNSPSC
41121804

$366.78

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Product description

The IKA Receiving Flasks RV 10.201 250 ml, KS 35/20, Coated, are designed for compatibility with IKA RV 10 rotary evaporators. These flasks feature a KS 35/20 joint and a durable coating that enhances safety by containing glass shards in case of breakage. With a 250 ml volume, they are ideal for secure and efficient solvent recovery in laboratory applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: IKA
  • Model: RV 10.201
  • Volume: 250 ml
  • Joint: KS 35/20
  • Coating: Protective coating for enhanced safety
  • Compatibility: For use with IKA RV 10 rotary evaporators

The IKA Receiving Flasks are essential for laboratories that require safety and efficiency in solvent recovery processes using rotary evaporators.

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Frequently asked questions

It are designed for compatibility with IKA RV 10 rotary evaporators. These flasks feature a KS 35/20 joint and a durable coating that enhances safety by containing glass shards in case of breakage. With a 250 ml volume, they are ideal for secure and efficient solvent recovery in laboratory applications.

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