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neoChoice Stirring Closure Kombi-Vac, NS 29, KPG 10 is a laboratory stirring closure engineered for reliable agitation under vacuum. Designed for ground-joint setups with NS 29 and KPG 10 dimensions, it supports continuous stirring while maintaining vacuum integrity in reaction vessels and related glassware. According to GGM testing, operation at 1000 min⁻¹ over 4 hours results in only a 4 mbar pressure increase, underscoring effective sealing performance during demanding vacuum work. Direct drive transmission avoids power loss between motor and stirrer shaft, while centered running at high speeds reduces vibration and wear on bearings and seals. These design choices contribute to stable process conditions and a long service life in routine laboratory use. Supplied as a single piece from manufacturer neolab - Labor, the Kombi-Vac closure suits organic synthesis, process development, and other applications where vacuum-compatible stirring through a standard ground joint is required. It integrates into existing KPG stirring assemblies and helps maintain consistent mixing without compromising the vacuum environment.
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