The Lenz-Laborglas Measuring Tube with Tap is designed for precise measurement and controlled dispensing of liquids in laboratory applications. With a 10 ml capacity and a 1/101 ml division, this tube features a zero point at the tap for accurate dispensing. The core and sleeve are fitted with a NS 29/32 joint, ensuring a secure connection for safe and efficient use in various experimental setups.
Key Features:
Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
Capacity: 10 ml with 1/101 ml divisions for high precision
Zero Point: Located at the tap for accurate liquid dispensing
Joint Type: Core and sleeve with NS 29/32 for secure connections
Application: Ideal for controlled liquid measurement in laboratory experiments
This high-quality measuring tube from Lenz-Laborglas ensures precise and reliable liquid dispensing, making it perfect for volumetric analysis and laboratory procedures.
Accessories
Round bottom flasks with conical ground joint, DURAN®
Water estimator, zero point above the stopcock, with stopcock
Frequently asked questions
It is designed for precise measurement and controlled dispensing of liquids in laboratory applications. With a 10 ml capacity and a 1/101 ml division, this tube features a zero point at the tap for accurate dispensing. The core and sleeve are fitted with a NS 29/32 joint, ensuring a secure connection for safe and efficient use in various experimental setups.
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