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ISOLAB Round Flask, 1000 mL, Amber Glass NS 29/32, Boro 3.3, DIN 12394

Brand:ISOLAB

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HS Code #
70172000
Colour
Brown
Ø
131 mm
Ground size
NS 29/32
Height
210 mm
Material
Boro 3.3
No. of necks
1
Nominal capacity
1000 ml
Standard
DIN EN ISO 4797
UNSPSC
41121804
With beaded rim
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Product description

The ISOLAB Round Flask, 1000 mL, Amber Glass NS 29/32, Boro 3.3, DIN 12394 is designed for laboratory distillation, synthesis and general chemical handling applications. Made from Boro 3.3 glass, this amber round flask provides heat and chemical resistance, while the reinforced rim helps reduce breakage during washing and transportation.

Key Features:

  • Brand: ISOLAB
  • Capacity: 1000 mL
  • Colour: Amber Glass
  • Material: Boro 3.3
  • Ground Size: NS 29/32
  • Diameter: 131 mm
  • Height: 210 mm
  • Number Of Necks: 1
  • Standard: DIN 12394, DIN EN ISO 4797
  • Application: Suitable for distillation, synthesis and laboratory chemical handling

The ISOLAB Round Flask, 1000 mL, Amber Glass NS 29/32, Boro 3.3, DIN 12394 is a durable laboratory flask for workflows requiring reliable thermal and chemical resistance.

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Round flask 1000 ml, amber glass NS 29/32, Boro 3.3, DIN 12394

Manufacturer P/N

030.12.901

Part Number

9.141 093

Manufacturer

ISOLAB

Ø

131 mm

Round flask 500 ml, amber glass NS 29/32, Boro 3.3, DIN 12394

Manufacturer P/N

030.12.501

Part Number

9.141 092

Manufacturer

ISOLAB

Ø

105 mm

Round flask 50 ml, amber glass NS 29/32, Boro 3.3, DIN 12394

Manufacturer P/N

030.12.053

Part Number

9.141 091

Manufacturer

ISOLAB

Ø

51 mm

Frequently asked questions

The NS 29 is designed for distillation, synthesis and laboratory chemical handling. The stated format and features make the product suitable for routine laboratory work within that application.

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