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Lenz-Laborglas Gas Washbottle, 500 mL Acc. Drechsel without Filter Disc, NS 29/32

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Nominal capacity

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HS Code #
70172000
Connection
Glass thread
Ground size
NS 29/32
Material
Boro 3.3
Nominal capacity
500 ml
UNSPSC
41103209
With filter disc
No

$210.85

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Lenz-Laborglas Gas Wash Bottle, 500 mL, According To Drechsel, Without Filter Disc, NS 29/32 is designed for laboratory gas washing applications. Supplied complete with head, this gas wash bottle supports reliable gas handling in controlled laboratory setups.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
  • Product Type: Gas wash bottle
  • Capacity: 500 mL
  • Design: According to Drechsel
  • Filter Disc: Without filter disc
  • Neck Size: NS 29/32
  • Standard: According to DIN 12596
  • Scope Of Supply: Complete with head
  • Material Head: DURAN® tubing

This Lenz-Laborglas gas wash bottle provides a practical solution for laboratory gas washing applications requiring a 500 mL Drechsel-style bottle with NS 29/32 connection.

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Manufacturer P/N

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Material

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Manufacturer P/N

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Material

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Frequently asked questions

The NS 29 is designed for laboratory gas washing applications. This gas wash bottle format supports routine laboratory work in that application.

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