Description
Reaction vessel, cylindrical, graduated, round bottom is a laboratory glass vessel for distillation, extraction and general reaction applications. It features a cylindrical graduated body, a round bottom and a DN100 flat flange, with a nominal capacity of 3,0 l. The vessel belongs to flat flange laboratory glassware used as glass components in distillation and extraction setups. It is supplied as 1 pc and has a weight of 1,020 kg. Graduation on the cylindrical wall assists approximate volume orientation during charging and monitoring, while the round-bottom form is typical for preparative reaction vessels in modular glass trains. From manufacturer Lenz, this DN100 model addresses laboratories that specify a 3,0 l volume class with a defined flat flange interface. The geometry supports integration into existing DN100 flat flange assemblies without altering the stated capacity or flange size. Clear designation of flange and volume helps selection alongside other cylindrical graduated round-bottom reaction vessels. The single-piece pack size suits direct installation or replacement in professional laboratory glass configurations.
This article is part of Microcentrifuge & reaction tubes, in Microplates, PCR & reaction tubes.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Design: Cylindrical, graduated, round bottom
- Flange size: DN100
- Capacity: 3,0 l
- Weight: 1,020 kg
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