Description
H 135.203 flask insert 50 ml is a laboratory accessory for positioning flasks of 50 ml volume. It offers an inner diameter of 52,5 mm and ensures secure placement of the flask during heating, stirring or preparative procedures. The insert is used together with either the H 135.20 flask carrier 100 ml without handle or the H 135.21 flask carrier 100 ml with handle; one of these carriers is required for proper function. This accessory from manufacturer IKA belongs to a modular insert family that permits rapid adaptation of a standard carrier platform to various flask sizes. Supplied as one piece, the H 135.203 features a defined contour that seats correctly in the carrier opening and supports efficient change-over between volume formats. It fits existing IKA heating-block and bath systems commonly employed for organic synthesis, extraction and routine laboratory work. The insert is non-sterile and suitable for standard bench applications demanding reliable holding of 50 ml flasks. Net weight is 0,096 kg, making the component convenient to handle, exchange and store within typical laboratory accessory collections.
This article is part of Heating & cooling (other), in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Storage temperature: 5–40 °C
- Volume: 50 ml
- Inner diameter: 52,5 mm
- Compatibility: H 135.20 / H 135.21 flask carrier 100 ml
- EAN: 4053411008512
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