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Lenz-Laborglas Column Head with Valve Stopcock, Column NS 14/23, Receiver NS 14/23, DURAN Tubing

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Ground size
NS 14/23
Material
DURAN® tubing
Thermometer usable
Yes
UNSPSC
41104812

$1,956.16

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Product description

The Lenz-Laborglas Column Head with Valve Stopcock, Column NS 14/23, Receiver NS 14/23, and DURAN Tubing is designed for precision liquid handling in laboratory setups. This component features high-quality borosilicate glass for durability and chemical resistance. The integrated valve stopcock allows for easy flow control, while the DURAN tubing ensures secure and efficient fluid transfer in column chromatography and other laboratory applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
  • Joint Sizes: Column NS 14/23, Receiver NS 14/23
  • Material: Borosilicate glass and DURAN tubing for chemical resistance
  • Application: Ideal for column chromatography and liquid handling in lab setups
  • Flow Control: Equipped with a valve stopcock for precise liquid flow control

The Lenz-Laborglas Column Head with Valve Stopcock provides exceptional performance in laboratory procedures requiring precise liquid flow and chemical resistance, particularly in chromatography applications.

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Column head with valve stopcock column NS 14/23, receiver NS 14/23, DURAN® tubing

Manufacturer P/N

05170111

Part Number

9.012 346

Manufacturer

Lenz-Laborglas

Ground size

NS 14/23

Column head with valve stopcock column NS 29/32, receiver NS 29/32, DURAN® tubing

Manufacturer P/N

05170144

Part Number

6.072 980

Manufacturer

Lenz-Laborglas

Ground size

NS 29/32

Frequently asked questions

It is designed for precision liquid handling in laboratory setups. This component features high-quality borosilicate glass for durability and chemical resistance. The integrated valve stopcock allows for easy flow control, while the DURAN tubing ensures secure and efficient fluid transfer in column chromatography and other laboratory applications.

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