The Lenz-Laborglas Round-bottom Flask 500 ml Three-neck is an essential laboratory glassware designed for efficient chemical reactions and processes. Featuring side necks parallel to the center neck, this flask ensures optimal functionality in laboratory experiments. With NS 24/29 for the center neck and NS 19/26 for the side necks, it is compatible with standard laboratory equipment. Made from high-quality borosilicate glass, it is resistant to thermal shock and chemicals, ensuring durability and reliability in all your experiments.
Key Features:
Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
Capacity: 500 ml
Neck Types: Center neck NS 24/29, side necks NS 19/26
Material: High-quality borosilicate glass for durability and chemical resistance
Design: Three-neck design with side necks parallel to the center neck for efficient reactions
Application: Ideal for chemical reactions, distillations, and other laboratory processes
This Lenz-Laborglas round-bottom flask is the perfect solution for laboratories requiring reliable, durable, and high-performance glassware for complex experiments.
It is an essential laboratory glassware designed for efficient chemical reactions and processes. Featuring side necks parallel to the center neck, this flask ensures optimal functionality in laboratory experiments. With NS 24/29 for the center neck and NS 19/26 for the side necks, it is compatible with standard laboratory equipment. Made from high-quality borosilicate glass, it is resistant to thermal shock and chemicals, ensuring durability and reliability in all your experiments.
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