Description
Ball joints for grid stands provide multi-axis connection points within modular laboratory frame systems. Each unit is manufactured from chromed steel and features eighteen tapped M12 holes, enabling secure attachment of rods, clamps and accessory plates at adjustable angles. The chrome-plated surface offers corrosion resistance suitable for typical laboratory environments while maintaining a clean, professional appearance. Weighing 0,230 kg and supplied as one piece, the joint integrates with standard grid-stand tubing and fasteners used to build custom apparatus supports, instrument platforms and teaching setups. From manufacturer Lenz, these ball joints allow technicians to create articulated nodes that accommodate non-orthogonal geometries without compromising mechanical stability. They are particularly useful when routing utility lines, positioning sensors or mounting glassware at precise orientations. The dense pattern of M12 threads supports multiple simultaneous connections, reducing the need for additional adapters. As part of a modular grid stand system, the component contributes to flexible, reconfigurable laboratory infrastructure that can be expanded or rearranged as experimental requirements change.
This article belongs on Ground-joint glassware (other), in Distillation & extraction glassware.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Ball joints for grid stands
- Tapped holes: 18 x M12
- Material: Chromed steel
- Finish: Chrome-plated
- Weight: 0,230 kg
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Ball joints for grid stands,, with 18 tapped holes M12, chromed steel, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Lenz for laboratory use. It sits in Ground-joint glassware (other), inside Distillation & extraction glassware, in Labware.
This is ground-joint glassware that is not a head, a condenser or a Soxhlet: receivers, blank joints, odd adapters. A ground joint is named by the wide end and the length, such as 29/32. Mismatched joints do not seal, even with grease.
Distillation separates liquids by boiling point. A condenser turns the vapour back into liquid: Liebig, coil and cold-finger shapes differ in how much cooling surface they offer. A still head and a column sit between the flask and the condenser. A Soxhlet extractor washes a solid again and again with the same solvent. Ground joints have a standard size, and the joint, not the flask, is what has to match. The pieces are indexed under ISO laboratory glassware.
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The category is Distillation & extraction glassware. The sub-category is Ground-joint glassware (other). The catalogue is Labware.
Shelves beside this one are Distillation heads, adapters & columns, Condensers and Soxhlet & extraction apparatus.
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