Description
Flat flange reaction vial DN150, 4,0 l is a cylindrical, graduated laboratory glass vessel for chemical reactions, distillation and extraction applications. Designed around a DN150 flat flange, it assembles with matching lids, clamps and accessories into a sealed reaction setup suitable for multi-step organic and preparative work. Graduations along the cylindrical wall help track fill levels and transfer volumes during charging, sampling and work-up. An integrated temperature jacket allows heating or cooling fluid to be circulated so that reaction temperature can be held or adjusted according to the protocol. GL connections simplify attachment of tubing for media supply and process lines. Provided as one piece and weighing 5,200 kg, the vial delivers a practical larger mid-scale working volume for research and development laboratories. This flat flange vessel from manufacturer Lenz fits the established range of glass components used in distillation and extraction trains as well as standalone reactors. Graduated cylindrical geometry, jacketed thermal control and GL ports support reproducible batch handling with common laboratory flange hardware when a 4,0 l DN150 capacity is needed.
This article is part of Microcentrifuge & reaction tubes, in Microplates, PCR & reaction tubes.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Design: Cylindrical, graduated
- Flange size: DN150
- Nominal volume: 4,0 l
- Temperature control: Temperature jacket
- Connections: GL connections
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