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Lenz-Laborglas Distilling Receivers to Bernauer, Socket NS 29/32 without flasks

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Cone[s]
NS 14/23
Material
DURAN® tubing
No. of cones
3
Socket[s]
NS 29/32
Type of construction
Acc. to Bernauer
UNSPSC
41104812

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Product description

The Lenz-Laborglas Distilling Receivers to Bernauer with NS 29/32 socket are designed for efficient collection of distillates in laboratory setups. These high-quality receivers are made from borosilicate glass for excellent chemical and thermal resistance. Intended for use without flasks, they are ideal for integration into existing distillation assemblies requiring Bernauer-style receivers.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
  • Type: Bernauer-style distilling receivers
  • Socket: NS 29/32 ground glass joint
  • Material: High-grade borosilicate glass
  • Application: For use in distillation systems without flasks

The Lenz-Laborglas Distilling Receivers NS 29/32 provide reliable performance in distillation procedures where Bernauer-type receivers are required without the need for flasks.

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Distilling Receivers to Bernauer, Socket NS 29/32 without flasks

Manufacturer P/N

05288104

Part Number

6.236 954

Manufacturer

Lenz-Laborglas

Socket[s]

NS 29/32

Distilling Receivers to Bernauer, Socket NS 14/23 without flasks

Manufacturer P/N

05288101

Part Number

6.210 168

Manufacturer

Lenz-Laborglas

Socket[s]

NS 14/23

Destilate receiver to Bernauer Sleeve top NS 19/26, down with 3 cores NS 14/23,

Manufacturer P/N

05288102

Part Number

6.284 594

Manufacturer

Lenz-Laborglas

Socket[s]

NS 19/26

Frequently asked questions

It are designed for efficient collection of distillates in laboratory setups. These high-quality receivers are made from borosilicate glass for excellent chemical and thermal resistance. Intended for use without flasks, they are ideal for integration into existing distillation assemblies requiring Bernauer-style receivers.

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