Description
ROTILABO® safety cuffs are protective coupling accessories intended for filtering flasks of 100 ml capacity during vacuum filtration work. The EP design helps secure the connection between flask and tubing or related fittings, reducing the risk of accidental disconnection under reduced pressure. Each cuff is supplied as a single unit with a low weight of 0,011 kg, suited to dedicated small-scale suction-bottle assemblies. These safety cuffs from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION support vacuum technology and filtration routines, including workflows that employ quartz fibre filters and suction bottles. Correct cuff sizing for 100 ml filtering flasks improves mechanical stability of the setup and contributes to safer handling when vacuum is applied or released. Laboratories performing routine solid–liquid separations, environmental sample preparation or analytical filtration benefit from matched accessories that keep glassware interfaces controlled. The one-piece pack allows precise replacement of worn cuffs without bulk overstock. Use this ROTILABO® EP variant whenever filtration lines are built around 100 ml filtering flasks and a lightweight safety cuff is required for secure vacuum connections.
This article is part of Filtration accessories, in Filtration.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Safety cuffs
- Brand: ROTILABO®
- Design: EP
- Suitable for: Filtering flasks 100 ml
- Weight: 0,011 kg
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