Description
Powder flask 10 L is a laboratory glass vessel designed for handling powdered solids and related materials in conjunction with rotary evaporator or general laboratory set-ups. The 10 L capacity provides ample volume for intermediate-scale powder processing, drying or transfer operations. This powder flask from manufacturer Heidolph is supplied as a single piece and forms part of the broader range of laboratory glassware accessories. It has a net weight of 2,480 kg and a gross weight of 3,220 kg. Packaging measures 0,30 m in depth, 0,30 m in width and 0,50 m in height, corresponding to a packaging volume of 0,045 m³. The flask is intended for use in research, development and routine laboratory environments where controlled containment of powders is required. Its 10 L working volume suits applications that exceed typical small-scale flask sizes while remaining manageable on standard laboratory equipment. Clear dimensional and weight data facilitate planning of storage, shipping and installation within existing glassware configurations.
This article is part of Flasks (other), in Beakers & flasks.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Capacity: 10 L
- Packaging depth: 0,30 m
- EAN: 4255661400379
- Technical Information Sheet:
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