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Lenz-Laborglas Powder Flasks, Capacity 1000 ml Socket NS 29/32

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Ø
126 mm
Ground size
NS 29/32
Material
DURAN® glass
Nominal capacity
1000 ml
UNSPSC
41121804

$310.08

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Product description

The Lenz-Laborglas Powder Flask, with a capacity of 1000 ml and a socket NS 29/32, is designed for the safe and efficient handling of powders in laboratory environments. Made from durable and chemically resistant glass, this flask ensures a secure seal with other laboratory equipment. It is ideal for laboratories that require precise handling and storage of powders or dry substances, offering flexibility in various experimental setups.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
  • Capacity: 1000 ml
  • Socket: NS 29/32 for secure and leak-proof connections
  • Material: Durable, chemically resistant glass
  • Application: Ideal for laboratories handling powders and dry substances

The Lenz-Laborglas Powder Flask is an essential piece of laboratory equipment, designed to provide safety, durability, and reliability for the handling and storage of powders in research and analytical processes.

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for the safe and efficient handling of powders in laboratory environments. Made from durable and chemically resistant glass, this flask ensures a secure seal with other laboratory equipment. It is ideal for laboratories that require precise handling and storage of powders or dry substances, offering flexibility in various experimental setups.

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$310.08

Inc. GST