Description
Erlenmeyer flask with standard ground joint and graduation, without stopper, Boro 3.3 is a large-capacity conical laboratory flask for mixing, heating and handling of liquids in preparative and routine laboratory settings. Constructed from borosilicate glass 3.3, it offers strong chemical resistance together with reliable thermal performance for everyday use. The flask provides a nominal volume of 1000 ml and a female standard ground joint NS 29/32 for secure coupling to matching apparatus; it is supplied without a stopper. Clear white inscriptions facilitate labelling and identification, and the permanent graduation supports approximate volume control during preparation and reaction steps. Produced in accordance with DIN EN ISO 4797, this Erlenmeyer flask from manufacturer Hecht complies with recognised standards for ground-joint laboratory glassware. Its conical geometry enables efficient swirling while limiting splash and spillage. Available as a pack of 6 pieces, the vessels are appropriate for general chemistry, media and buffer work, teaching environments and larger-scale preparative tasks that require graduated Boro 3.3 Erlenmeyer flasks with an NS 29/32 joint.
This article is part of Erlenmeyer flasks, in Beakers & flasks.
Key features
- Pack size: 6 pc(s)
- Material: Boro 3.3
- Nominal volume: 1000 ml
- Ground joint: NS 29/32
- Graduation: with graduation
- Inscription: white
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Flasks, erlenmeyer, (conical) narrow neck with socket, Boro 3.3, DIN EN ISO is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Hecht for laboratory use. It sits in Erlenmeyer flasks, inside Beakers & flasks, in Labware.
An Erlenmeyer, or conical, flask has a flat base and a narrowing wall so a liquid can be swirled. It is the ordinary culture and titration flask. A baffled wall is a different article, used when the swirl must turn the liquid over.
A beaker is an open working vessel: easy to pour, poor as a measure. An Erlenmeyer flask has a flat base and a conical wall so a liquid can be swirled without climbing out. A round-bottom flask is for heating under a condenser, because the heat meets a curved wall and the joint at the neck connects to the rest of the glassware. Borosilicate is the glass that survives the temperature change. These forms are listed under ISO laboratory glassware.
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