Description
LabHEAT® unheated insulating hood KM-IRU is intended for 2000 ml round-bottom flasks with a diameter of 166 mm, helping compensate heat losses at the upper half of the flask. The hood is glass-silk insulated and fitted with an aluminium-coated outer jacket, creating a thermal mantle for the upper vessel zone during laboratory heating applications. Net weight is 1,9 kg and gross weight is 2,7 kg, consistent with a larger insulating cover sized for 2000 ml glassware. Delivered as one piece, the KM-IRU model from manufacturer ISOHEAT/SAF Wärmetechnik is matched to standard 2000 ml round flasks where upper-flask cooling would otherwise impair thermal balance. As an unheated accessory, it does not supply energy of its own but focuses on retaining heat already present in the working setup. Glass-silk insulation plus the aluminium-coated exterior give a sturdy outer surface for regular lab handling alongside heating mantles. Laboratories that need dedicated upper-half insulation on 2000 ml flasks of 166 mm diameter can use this LabHEAT® KM-IRU hood as a straightforward heat-loss compensation component without integrated heating.
This article is part of Temperature control accessories, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Unheated insulating hood
- Model: LabHEAT® KM-IRU
- Capacity: 2000 ml
- Flask diameter: 166 mm
- Insulation: Glass silk with aluminium-coated outer jacket
- Technical Information Sheet:
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