Description
Reaction vial DN100, 1,0 l, cylindrical is a flat-flange laboratory vessel designed for controlled reaction, distillation and extraction work. The cylindrical body provides a clear working volume of 1,0 l and pairs with a DN100 flat flange interface for secure assembly in glass process setups. A temperature jacket supports thermal conditioning of the contents, while KF connections enable straightforward integration with vacuum and inert-gas lines commonly used in laboratory glassware trains. A drain valve at the base allows controlled emptying without dismantling the vessel. Supplied as a single piece and weighing 2,850 kg, this reaction vial from manufacturer Lenz suits bench and pilot-scale workflows where jacketed containment, reliable flange sealing and convenient drainage are required. It belongs to the flat flange vessel family used alongside condensers, adapters and other glass components in synthetic and preparative laboratories. The robust cylindrical geometry aids mixing and heat transfer across the jacketed wall, and the DN100 format aligns with standard laboratory flange accessories for flexible configuration of multi-part apparatus.
This article is part of Microcentrifuge & reaction tubes, in Microplates, PCR & reaction tubes.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Nominal volume: 1,0 l
- Flange size: DN100
- Shape: Cylindrical
- Temperature jacket: Yes
- Connections: KF
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