Description
Fixing suction cup for 1000 ml flask, silicone is a laboratory accessory designed to stabilise and secure a 1000 ml flask during vacuum filtration or related bench work. Made of silicone, the suction cup provides a flexible, non-slip interface that holds the flask firmly on a smooth laboratory surface, reducing the risk of tipping or movement when vacuum is applied or when tubing and funnels are attached. It is intended for use with 1000 ml receiving or reaction flasks in filtration assemblies, including Witt-type setups and general vacuum filtration trains. The silicone construction offers chemical resilience for typical laboratory environments and allows straightforward placement and removal without tools. Supplied as a single piece from manufacturer Witeg, the fixing suction cup has a net weight of 0,2 kg and serves as a practical support component for safer, more stable filtration workflows. Suitable for analytical and preparative laboratories that require reliable flask fixation during reduced-pressure operations.
This article is part of Sample containers & jars, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Material: Silicone
- Compatible flask size: 1000 ml
- Function: Fixing suction cup
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