Description
Distilling head 75° with cone and socket NS 29/32 is a glassware component for laboratory distillation assemblies that require a fixed 75° angle between joints. The head carries a standard ground cone and a matching socket in NS 29/32, allowing direct integration into common European joint systems without additional adapters. Compact and lightweight at a net weight of 0,051 kg, it is practical for routine set-ups on the bench or in fume hoods. This distilling head from manufacturer Witeg is intended for connecting flasks, condensers and receivers in simple distillation trains where directional vapour transfer at 75° is specified. The dual joint configuration (cone plus socket) supports modular build-up of apparatus and straightforward exchange of components during method changes or cleaning. Typical laboratory contexts include organic synthesis work-up, solvent recovery steps, teaching distillation experiments and small-scale purification workflows that rely on NS 29/32 ground-glass connections. Supplied as a single piece, the head offers a clear, dedicated geometry for reproducible assembly of 75° distillation paths in research, quality-control and educational laboratories.
This article is part of Distillation heads, adapters & columns, in Distillation & extraction glassware.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Angle: 75°
- Joint size: NS 29/32
- Connection: Cone and socket
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Distilling bends, 75°, cone and socket is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Witeg for laboratory use. It sits in Distillation heads, adapters & columns, inside Distillation & extraction glassware, in Labware.
A still head, an adapter or a column is the glass between the boiling flask and the condenser. A Vigreux or packed column gives the vapour a surface so a closer-boiling mixture can separate. The joint sizes at both ends have to match the flask and the condenser.
Distillation separates liquids by boiling point. A condenser turns the vapour back into liquid: Liebig, coil and cold-finger shapes differ in how much cooling surface they offer. A still head and a column sit between the flask and the condenser. A Soxhlet extractor washes a solid again and again with the same solvent. Ground joints have a standard size, and the joint, not the flask, is what has to match. The pieces are indexed under ISO laboratory glassware.
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