Description
KEX100F behrotest compact system is configured for 100 ml extraction and includes an extractor fitted with a stopcock, together with a 250 ml round-bottom flask. The stopcock on the extractor enables controlled draining and handling of the extract during or after the extraction cycle, which is useful in sequential work-up and solvent recovery steps. Product type is KEX 100 F within the behrotest compact extraction range. This single-piece assembly from manufacturer Behr is aimed at laboratories performing solid–liquid extractions that benefit from a compact, pre-matched glassware set rather than individually selected components. It fits analytical, quality-control, and teaching environments that specify 100 ml extractors with stopcock control and 250 ml round-bottom receivers. Associated application areas include extraction apparatus and Soxhlet-type attachments used in sample preparation. Net and gross weight are each 5,10 kg, supporting stable placement on the bench or in a fume cupboard. Country of origin is Germany. The KEX100F layout combines the 100 ml extraction path, stopcock-equipped extractor, and 250 ml flask in one compact system for reproducible laboratory extraction practice.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: KEX 100 F
- Extraction volume: 100 ml
- Extractor: with stopcock
- Flask: 250 ml round-bottom
- Technical Information Sheet:
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