Description
Reaction vial DN150, 4,0 l cylindrical is a flat-flange laboratory glass vessel for reaction, distillation and extraction workflows. It offers a 4,0 l working volume together with a temperature jacket, GL connections and a drain valve, supporting temperature-controlled processes that also need straightforward emptying and recovery. The cylindrical body is built around a DN150 flange interface so that matching lids, seals and clamps can be fitted for closed or semi-closed operation in modular glass assemblies. Weighing 4,000 kg and supplied as 1 pc, the unit is a robust glass component for stand-mounted laboratory setups. Jacketed construction allows heating or cooling media to circulate around the vessel wall, helping maintain stable process conditions during synthesis or solvent handling. GL thread ports give practical attachment points for tubing, sensors or auxiliary glassware, while the drain valve simplifies product take-off and cleaning between runs. This reaction vial from manufacturer Lenz belongs to the flat flange vessel range used in distillation and extraction glassware. Laboratories building preparative reaction stations or modular process trains can integrate the DN150 format with standard accessories for reliable medium-scale work.
This article is part of Microcentrifuge & reaction tubes, in Microplates, PCR & reaction tubes.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: flat flange reaction vessel
- Nominal volume: 4,0 l
- Flange size: DN150
- Design: cylindrical with temperature jacket
- Connections: GL connections and drain valve
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