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LLG Separating Funnel, 500 mL Conical PTFE Stopcock Boro 3.3 DIN 12541

Brand:LLG Labware

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HS Code #
70172000
Bore
4.0 mm
Material
Boro 3.3
Material stopcock
PTFE key
Nominal capacity
500 ml
Shape
Conical
Socket[s]
NS 29/32
Standard
DIN ISO 4800
UNSPSC
41121809

$81.51

Inc. GST

Supplier Stock: 28
Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The LLG Separating Funnel 500 mL is made from high-quality Boro 3.3 glass, ensuring exceptional chemical resistance and thermal stability for reliable use in laboratory applications. The conical shape of the funnel allows for efficient liquid separation, making it ideal for extraction and purification tasks. The PTFE stopcock ensures precise flow control, while the 500 mL capacity is perfect for smaller to medium-scale experiments. Manufactured to meet DIN 12541 standards, this funnel guarantees accuracy and is widely used in chemical, pharmaceutical, and research laboratories.

Key Features:

  • Brand: LLG Labware
  • Material: High-quality Boro 3.3 glass for superior chemical resistance and durability
  • Capacity: 500 mL for medium-volume liquid separation
  • Design: Conical shape for efficient liquid separation
  • Stopcock: PTFE stopcock for precise flow control
  • Standard: Manufactured to DIN 12541 standards for reliability and consistency
  • Application: Ideal for chemical, pharmaceutical, and research laboratory use

The LLG Separating Funnel, 500 mL Conical PTFE Stopcock Boro 3.3 DIN 12541 provides reliable performance for laboratory liquid separation tasks, ensuring consistent results and safe handling of liquids in various scientific applications.

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Frequently asked questions

It is made from high-quality Boro 3.3 glass, ensuring exceptional chemical resistance and thermal stability for reliable use in laboratory applications. The conical shape of the funnel allows for efficient liquid separation, making it ideal for extraction and purification tasks. The PTFE stopcock ensures precise flow control, while the 500 mL capacity is perfect for smaller to medium-scale experiments. Manufactured to meet DIN 12541 standards, this funnel guarantees accuracy and is widely used in chemical, pharmaceutical, and research laboratories.

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