Description
Receiving flask 100 ml is a single-neck laboratory flask intended to collect distillate or condensate during evaporation and distillation work. The nominal volume is 0,1 l (100 ml), making it a compact choice for small-scale solvent recovery, fraction collection, and rotary-evaporator receiving duties. It is fitted with an S 35/20 connection, matching common spherical joint interfaces used on receiving arms and related glassware. One neck keeps the geometry simple for secure mounting and straightforward emptying. Net weight is about 0,065 kg, so the flask remains easy to handle when full or empty. Typical use cases include organic synthesis work-ups, solvent recycling loops, and analytical sample concentration where a dedicated 100 ml receiver improves process clarity and reduces cross-contamination risk. This receiving flask from manufacturer Heidolph belongs to the family of round, ground-joint, and distillation flasks used throughout chemical and life-science laboratories. Supplied as a single piece, it is ready for integration into existing evaporator or distillation assemblies that specify the S 35/20 interface.
This article is part of Flasks (other), in Beakers & flasks.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Capacity: 100 ml (0,1 l)
- Joint: S 35/20
- Number of necks: 1
- EAN: 4255661403134
- Technical Information Sheet:
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