Description
Bent vacuum adapter with suction tube and drip tip is a specialised distillation glassware piece that links differing standard taper joints under vacuum. It provides a socket joint NS 19/26 together with a cone joint NS 29/32, so apparatus of two common European sizes can be joined in one bent take-off. The curved body steers vapour flow, the suction tube offers a side connection for vacuum lines, and the drip tip promotes orderly condensate delivery into the receiver. Such vacuum adapters are used in reduced-pressure distillation, solvent work-up and preparative laboratory trains where joint mismatch and splash control must be solved simultaneously. Supplied as 1 pc, the adapter has a net weight of 0,05 kg and a matching gross weight of 0,05 kg. From manufacturer Witeg, it belongs to the established range of bent vacuum and distillation adapters employed in research and analytical laboratories. The NS 19/26 socket and NS 29/32 cone allow integration into mixed ground-joint assemblies without extra reducing pieces, while the suction tube and drip tip support practical vacuum handling and clean droplet transfer during continuous or batch distillation operations.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Socket joint: NS 19/26
- Cone joint: NS 29/32
- Design: Bent with suction tube and drip tip
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Receiver adapters, bent, w. vacuum conne is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Witeg for laboratory use. It sits in Trays, bowls & tubs, inside Dishes, crucibles & porcelain, in Labware.
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