Description
Receiving flask 1,000 ml, plastic-coated, is a laboratory glass receiver for collecting distillates and condensed process liquids where an extra outer polymer layer is preferred. It combines a nominal volume of 1 l with a single neck finished as an S 35/20 ground joint and a transparent plastic coating based on Surlyn ®. The coating remains see-through so fill level and contents stay visible while the glass body continues to serve as a standard Auffangkolben-type receiver in rotary evaporation and distillation trains. This plastic-coated receiving flask from manufacturer Heidolph fits among round-bottom, ground-joint and distillation flasks used for solvent recovery, concentration work and preparative separations. Supplied as 1 pc with a net weight of 0,260 kg, the one-neck design keeps the assembly compact and the S 35/20 joint mates with common laboratory adapters and condensers. Typical use includes intermediate collection of organic or aqueous fractions before further processing in research, quality-control and teaching laboratories. The transparent Surlyn ® coating and 1 l working capacity support everyday receiver duties without hiding the contents or changing familiar joint geometry.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Receiving flask, plastic-coated
- Nominal volume: 1 l
- Joint: S 35/20
- Coating: Transparent plastic (Surlyn ®)
- EAN: 4255661403202
- Technical Information Sheet:
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