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Lenz-Laborglas Distribution Tubes with Frit (Porosity 0) for Specific Heavier Solvents, Extractor 500 ml

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Material
DURAN® tubing
Nominal capacity
500 ml
Porosity
0
UNSPSC
41104812

$159.47

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Product description

The Lenz-Laborglas Distribution Tubes with Frit (Porosity 0) are designed for efficient extraction of specific heavier solvents. With a 500 ml capacity, these tubes are equipped with a frit of Porosity 0, ensuring optimal filtration and distribution of solvents. Made from high-quality borosilicate glass, these tubes offer excellent durability and chemical resistance for demanding laboratory applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
  • Material: Borosilicate glass with frit (Porosity 0) for reliable filtration
  • Volume: 500 ml capacity
  • Application: Ideal for specific heavier solvent extraction in laboratory settings

This Lenz-Laborglas distribution tube is designed to ensure efficient solvent filtration and distribution, making it an essential tool for laboratories requiring precision in extraction processes.

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It are designed for efficient extraction of specific heavier solvents. With a 500 ml capacity, these tubes are equipped with a frit of Porosity 0, ensuring optimal filtration and distribution of solvents. Made from high-quality borosilicate glass, these tubes offer excellent durability and chemical resistance for demanding laboratory applications.

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