Description
Flat flange beaker 3000 ml DN 120 is a laboratory vessel with a nominal volume of 3 l intended for reaction and process applications that use a flat flange connection. Dimensional data are given as flange diameter × vessel diameter × height of 158 × 130 × 290 mm at DN 120, enabling consistent alignment with compatible lids, seals and clamping hardware. From manufacturer Witeg, the unit is supplied as one piece and offers extended working volume for larger laboratory batches and process development. The taller profile supports mixing, synthesis and temperature-controlled work where a robust flanged beaker is required. Net weight is 2,206 kg. Clear flange and vessel diameters simplify integration into existing DN 120 flat-flange systems. The product sits within the flat flange reaction vessel and flat flange beaker category and is suited to chemical and life-science laboratories that specify a 3000 ml capacity with standardised flange geometry for secure, repeatable assembly.
This article is part of Beakers, in Beakers & flasks.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Nominal volume: 3 l
- Flange size: DN 120
- Flange outer diameter: 158 mm
- Vessel outer diameter: 130 mm
- Height: 290 mm
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