Description
Extraction head for solids, DURAN® provides a glassware interface for solid-phase extraction work with a sleeve joint 45/40, a cone joint 29/32, and a 100 ml volume. This sizing suits mid-scale extractor assemblies in which solid samples are repeatedly contacted with solvent during laboratory extraction procedures. The defined joints allow direct coupling to matching condensers, sleeves, and receivers within standard ground-joint systems. Each unit is supplied as one piece and weighs 0,152 kg, supporting straightforward handling on the bench and in fume-hood setups. From manufacturer Lenz, the DURAN® head is intended for distillation and extraction glass trains used in analytical and preparative workflows. Volume and joint data are stated clearly so the part can be paired with compatible extraction sleeves and inserts without guesswork. Typical placement is within laboratory extractor configurations where solids must remain contained while solvent circulates. The component belongs to glass components for distillation and extraction and is selected when a 100 ml head with 45/40 sleeve and 29/32 cone is required for a modular solid-extraction apparatus.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Extraction head for solids
- Glass type: DURAN®
- Sleeve joint: 45/40
- Cone joint: 29/32
- Volume: 100 ml
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