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ISOLAB Gas Wash Bottle Head with O Frit Disk, NS 29/32, PP Side Arm, Boro 3.3

Brand:ISOLAB

Specifications

Description
Without frit disk, with PP side-olive
Ground size
NS 29/32
Material
Boro 3.3
UNSPSC
41121800

$79.73

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Product description

The ISOLAB Gas Wash Bottle Head Without Frit Disk, NS 29/32, PP Side Arm, Boro 3.3 is designed for use with compatible laboratory gas wash bottles. Made from durable Boro 3.3 glass, this bottle head features a PP side-olive and NS 29/32 ground joint for reliable gas washing, distillation, separation, and filtration applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: ISOLAB
  • Product Type: Gas wash bottle head
  • Design: Without frit disk
  • Ground Size: NS 29/32
  • Side Arm: PP side-olive
  • Material: Boro 3.3
  • Manufacturer Article Number: 065.67.002
  • Application: Suitable for laboratory gas washing, distillation, separation, and filtration setups

This gas wash bottle head is suitable for laboratories requiring a Boro 3.3 glass component with NS 29/32 compatibility and a PP side arm for dependable gas washing workflows.

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Gas wash bottle head w/o frit disk, NS 29/32, PP side arm, Boro 3.3

Manufacturer P/N

065.67.002

Part Number

9.140 533

Manufacturer

ISOLAB

Description

Without frit disk, with PP side-olive

Gas wash bottle head with frit disk NS 29/32, PP side arm, Boro 3.3

Manufacturer P/N

065.67.022

Part Number

9.140 535

Manufacturer

ISOLAB

Description

With frit disk, with PP side-olive, porosity 1

Gas wash bottle head w/o frit disk, NS 29/32,  glass side arm, Boro 3.3

Manufacturer P/N

065.67.001

Part Number

4.008 376

Manufacturer

ISOLAB

Description

Without frit disk, with glass-olive

Gas wash bottle head with frit disk, NS 29/32, glass side arm, Boro 3.3

Manufacturer P/N

065.67.011

Part Number

9.140 534

Manufacturer

ISOLAB

Description

With frit disk, with glass side-olive, porosity 1

Frequently asked questions

The NS 29 is designed for laboratory gas washing, distillation, separation, and filtration setups. This gas wash bottle head format supports routine laboratory work in that application.

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$79.73

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