The Lenz-Laborglas Three-neck Round-bottom Flask features parallel side necks and a central neck with NS 45/40 socket, offering superior flexibility in complex lab setups. The side necks (NS 29/32) are aligned in parallel to facilitate easy attachment of condensers, Thermometers, or dosing devices. Made from high-quality borosilicate glass, this flask delivers outstanding thermal and chemical resistance, making it ideal for reactions involving multiple components or distillation processes.
Key Features:
Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
Material: Durable borosilicate glass for chemical and thermal resilience
Neck Configuration: Central Neck NS 45/40, Parallel Side Necks NS 29/32
Design: Round-bottom shape ensures even heating
Application: Ideal for complex distillation, reflux, and synthesis procedures
The Lenz-Laborglas Three-neck Round-bottom Flask offers versatile multi-neck access and is essential for advanced chemical processing in modern laboratories.
It features parallel side necks and a central neck with NS 45/40 socket, offering superior flexibility in complex lab setups. The side necks (NS 29/32) are aligned in parallel to facilitate easy attachment of condensers, Thermometers, or dosing devices. Made from high-quality borosilicate glass, this flask delivers outstanding thermal and chemical resistance, making it ideal for reactions involving multiple components or distillation processes.
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