Description
Extraction head in DURAN® glass is configured with a 45/40 sleeve joint and a 29/32 core joint for 100 ml extraction setups. This head forms the upper connection of an extractor assembly, linking the extraction chamber to the condenser and reflux path so that solvent vapour can rise and condensate can return in a controlled cycle. The ground-joint geometry (sleeve 45/40, core 29/32) supports standardised laboratory glassware connections commonly used in solid–liquid extraction and related distillation work. Made from DURAN® glass by Lenz, the component offers the thermal and chemical resistance expected of borosilicate laboratory glassware in analytical and preparative environments. It is supplied as a single unit with a weight of 0,275 kg and is intended for modular extractor systems that specify a 100 ml head format. Suitable for chemistry, natural-product, and quality-control laboratories building or maintaining extraction trains with NS 45/40 and NS 29/32 interfaces, this extraction head provides a clear, inert glass pathway for continuous solvent circulation during extraction procedures.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Extraction head
- Material: DURAN® glass
- Volume: 100 ml
- Sleeve joint: 45/40
- Core joint: 29/32
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