Description
KEX2000F behrotest compact system for 2000 ml extraction is a laboratory extraction unit built around an extractor fitted with a stopcock. The 2000 ml working scale suits larger sample or solvent volumes when compact footprint and straightforward solvent handling are preferred over multi-module automated lines. The integrated stopcock on the extractor supports controlled draining and phase separation steps typical of classical solid–liquid or liquid–liquid extraction workflows. Categorised among extraction apparatus and related Soxhlet-style setups, the system is aimed at analytical and preparative laboratories that perform batch extractions at the two-litre level. Supplied as one piece and originating from Germany, the KEX2000F belongs to the behrotest range from manufacturer Behr and is specified where a dedicated compact extractor with stopcock is required for 2000 ml extractions. The compact-system concept keeps glassware and support elements organised for routine use on the bench, while the stopcock feature aids safe transfer of extracts and spent solvent. Laboratories planning solvent extraction, sample enrichment or related isolation steps can select this 2000 ml configuration when a complete, stopcock-equipped extractor assembly is needed.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Compact extraction system
- Brand line: behrotest
- Extraction volume: 2000 ml
- Extractor feature: With stopcock
- Application area: Laboratory extraction
- Technical Information Sheet:
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A stopcock opens and closes a line, or directs it between ports. Glass stopcocks have a ground plug that needs grease or a PTFE key. The bore decides the flow. A two-way and a three-way key are different parts.
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