Description
H 135.20 flask carrier 100 ml without handle is a laboratory carrier for round-bottom flasks with a volume of 100 ml. It features an outer diameter of 142 mm and is supplied in the version without handle for straightforward integration into existing setups. Flask inserts for smaller flasks are available as accessories under the H 135.20x series, allowing flexible adaptation to different flask sizes. This carrier from manufacturer IKA provides a stable platform for holding 100 ml round-bottom flasks during laboratory procedures. Both net and gross weight are 1,100 kg. Packaging measures 0,140 m in height, 0,340 m in width and 0,255 m in depth. Supplied as a single piece, the unit suits laboratories that need a dedicated 100 ml flask carrier and may later expand capacity with the matching inserts. The design supports secure seating of round-bottom glassware in chemical, preparative and analytical workflows where consistent flask positioning is essential. The H 135.20 forms a practical base element within the modular flask-handling accessory range.
This article is part of Heating & cooling (other), in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Storage temperature: 5°C - 40°C
- Volume: 100 ml
- Outer diameter: 142 mm
- Design: Without handle
- EAN: 4053411008482
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