Description
Reaction vessel, cylindrical, graduated, flat bottom is a laboratory glass vessel built for flat-flange use in distillation, extraction and associated glass-component setups. This size combines a DN150 flange with a 6,0 l capacity, providing substantial working volume for laboratory-scale reaction and process operations. Graduation along the cylindrical body supports volume orientation during filling and running steps, and the flat bottom aligns with standard flat flange vessel geometry. Delivered as 1 pc at a weight of 3,330 kg, it couples to DN150 flat-flange arrangements common in distillation and extraction glass trains. The unit comes from manufacturer Lenz as a graduated cylindrical reaction vessel with flat bottom for laboratories that depend on modular flange glassware. With 6,0 l capacity, DN150 interface and graduated cylindrical form, it facilitates structured assembly of multi-part glass systems for synthesis support, solvent work and extraction routines while staying within the given specifications. Intended for research, development and teaching labs that specify DN150 flat flange reaction vessels at this larger capacity.
This article is part of Microcentrifuge & reaction tubes, in Microplates, PCR & reaction tubes.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Reaction vessel, cylindrical, graduated, flat bottom
- Flange size: DN150
- Capacity: 6,0 l
- Weight: 3,330 kg
- Design: Flat flange vessel
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