Description
Knöfler-Böhm extraction heads are specialised DURAN® laboratory glass components for extraction assemblies. This model combines a ground sleeve joint of 60/46 with a working volume of 500 ml, suiting large-scale solid–liquid extraction setups that demand substantial solvent capacity. Made from DURAN® glass, the head offers the chemical resistance and dimensional stability expected of interchangeable laboratory glassware used with common organic solvents. Knöfler-Böhm geometry supports efficient solvent cycling within classical extractor trains and mates with matching condensers, thimbles and flasks of the same joint size. Supplied as one piece with a weight of 1,820 kg, the component integrates readily into distillation and extraction glassware systems found in research, quality-control and teaching laboratories. Clear sleeve designation and defined volume simplify part selection when building or replacing extractor configurations. This extraction head from manufacturer Lenz is intended for routine laboratory use wherever reliable DURAN® extractor components with NS 60/46 joints and 500 ml capacity are required.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Design: Knöfler-Böhm extraction head
- Material: DURAN®
- Sleeve joint: 60/46
- Volume: 500 ml
- Weight: 1,820 kg
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