The Lenz-Laborglas Round-bottom Flasks, Three-neck, Side Necks Parallel, C. Neck NS 45/40, Side Neck NS 29/32, Cap. ml 100, are high-quality laboratory glassware designed for precise chemical reactions and processes. Made from borosilicate glass, these flasks offer excellent resistance to thermal and chemical stresses, ensuring durability in demanding laboratory environments. The three-neck design with parallel side necks and central neck makes it ideal for use in distillation, reflux, and other laboratory experiments that require secure connections to multiple pieces of equipment.
Key Features:
Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
Design: Round-bottom flask with three necks (two side necks parallel, one central neck) for versatile laboratory applications
Joint Sizes: C. Neck NS 45/40 and Side Neck NS 29/32 for reliable and secure connections
Capacity: 100 ml, suitable for small-scale laboratory experiments
Material: High-quality borosilicate glass for excellent resistance to chemicals and heat
Application: Ideal for distillation, reflux, and other reactions in laboratory settings
The Lenz-Laborglas round-bottom flask is a must-have for laboratories requiring efficient, reliable glassware for multi-neck experiments.
It are high-quality laboratory glassware designed for precise chemical reactions and processes. Made from borosilicate glass, these flasks offer excellent resistance to thermal and chemical stresses, ensuring durability in demanding laboratory environments. The three-neck design with parallel side necks and central neck makes it ideal for use in distillation, reflux, and other laboratory experiments that require secure connections to multiple pieces of equipment.
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