Stands, rods & bases

A heavy rectangular base plate is the most stable, also for tall or overhanging setups, and the rod position can often be changed. A tripod or A-shaped base takes up less bench space and suits light setups. Whatever you use, keep the centre of gravity of the setup above the base. For heavy loads, a thicker stand rod bends less. Clamps and bossheads are in clamps and bossheads. For a quote or a second opinion, write to sales@luminixhealth.com.

Choose the length from the height of your setup: a distillation or a burette needs a taller rod than a single small clamp. The rod diameter and thread must match both the base and the bossheads you use, so check these on the product pages before combining parts. When in doubt, a slightly longer rod gives more flexibility later. See clamps and bossheads. Questions about a specific product? Contact sales@luminixhealth.com.

A lab jack raises or lowers a bath, heating mantle or stirrer smoothly under a fixed setup, so you do not need to move the glassware itself. That makes it easy to remove the heat source quickly if a reaction runs too hot. Choose by platform size, lifting height and load capacity. Check the stability of the platform at full height. Heating mantles that sit on a jack are in heating mantles. Unsure which one fits? Ask sales@luminixhealth.com.

A support ring holds a funnel, flask or wire gauze above a burner and clamps onto the stand rod with its own fitting. A burette stand comes with a dedicated clamp that holds one or two burettes vertically, so readings stay accurate. Check that ring diameter and clamp size match your glassware. A rubber lining protects glass. See burettes and funnels. Need advice for your set-up? Mail sales@luminixhealth.com.

A retort stand is a base and a rod. The base mass keeps a clamped flask from tipping. Rod diameter decides which bossheads fit. A light base under a heavy condenser is how glassware falls.

A stand, a clamp and a rack hold something still so the hands can do the work. A bosshead locks a clamp to a rod. A test-tube rack keeps tubes upright and in an order the operator can read back. The failure is almost always mechanical: the clamp slips, or the rack does not match the tube diameter. The glass they support is indexed under ISO laboratory glassware.

This shelf belongs to Stands, clamps & racks, inside Labware. Luminix Health distributes this range for laboratory use.

The neighbouring shelves are Test tube racks, Clamps & bossheads and Stand & rack accessories. The category above this shelf is Stands, clamps & racks.

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