Description
Distillation bridge with Liebig condenser attachment and vacuum stopper, DURAN®, length 400 mm is a longer glass assembly for laboratory distillation under atmospheric or reduced pressure. The Liebig condenser section provides an extended cooling path for vapour condensation, while the vacuum stopper allows connection to a vacuum source when the complete apparatus is designed for vacuum distillation. Made from DURAN® laboratory glass, the bridge is offered as one unit, measures 400 mm in length, and weighs 0,780 kg. It is classified among distillation bridges and glass apparatus for distillation and extraction work. This longer variant from manufacturer Lenz suits installations that benefit from additional condenser length compared with shorter bridges. Jointed glass connections enable incorporation into modular European ground-glass systems alongside flasks, receivers, and other DURAN® components. The combination of bridge geometry, Liebig cooling, and vacuum stopper supports solvent distillation, fraction collection, and preparative separations on the laboratory bench. Users can align the piece with matching joint sizes in their existing train, employing the vacuum port only when reduced-pressure conditions are specified. The DURAN® material base is appropriate for standard thermal and chemical demands of everyday distillation glassware.
This article is part of Rubber & silicone stoppers, in Stoppers, caps & closures.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Distillation bridge with Liebig condenser
- Material: DURAN® glass
- Additional feature: Vacuum stopper
- Length: 400 mm
- Weight: 0,780 kg
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