Description
Drain cock in stainless steel is a laboratory accessory for controlled emptying of temperature-control bath vessels. Rated for use up to +200 °C, it supports draining operations on compatible bath vessels sized 4/6/12/26/39, enabling safe removal of bath fluid after heating or cooling cycles. The stainless steel construction suits demanding laboratory environments where thermal and chemical resistance of the drain path matter during routine bath maintenance. Supplied as a single piece with a net weight of 0,100 kg, the cock integrates into standard bath vessel setups used with circulating and immersion temperature-control equipment. From manufacturer Julabo, this drain cock is intended for laboratory bath systems that require a dedicated outlet for fluid exchange, cleaning, or changeover between media. It helps operators empty vessels efficiently without improvised siphoning or tipping of heated baths. Install on matching bath vessels within the stated size range when a temperature-resistant stainless steel drain option is specified. The combination of material choice and +200 °C rating makes it suitable for elevated-temperature bath work common in research and quality-control laboratories.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Drain cock
- Material: Stainless steel
- Temperature resistance: up to +200 °C
- Compatible bath vessels: 4/6/12/26/39
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