Description
Cold finger type KF 29 - K - A is a laboratory cold trap engineered for effective condensation of vapours in vacuum and inert-atmosphere systems. It provides a coolant capacity of approximately 1000 ml together with a condensate volume of about 150 ml, offering a balanced reservoir size for routine synthetic and analytical work. The cold-trap connection uses a spherical ground joint S29, while condensate drainage is handled via a GL 32 outlet for convenient emptying. The unit is designed for use with Dewar type 12C and is supplied as a single piece weighing 2,1 kg net (2,4 kg gross) from manufacturer KGW Isotherm. Typical applications include protection of vacuum pumps from condensable solvents, collection of reaction by-products, and temporary storage of low-boiling fractions during distillation or sublimation. The spherical joint ensures a reliable vacuum-tight seal, and the GL 32 drain simplifies recovery of trapped material without dismantling the entire assembly. This cold finger is well suited to research laboratories, process-development groups and teaching environments that require dependable vapour trapping with straightforward maintenance and standardised glassware interfaces.
This article is part of Hose connectors, adapters & fittings, in Tubing, hoses & fittings.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Type: Cold finger KF 29 - K - A
- Coolant capacity: approx. 1000 ml
- Condensate volume: approx. 150 ml
- Connection: spherical joint S29
- Condensate drain: GL 32
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