Description
Vacuum adapter curved, NS 24/29 is a laboratory glass component designed to join vacuum lines to apparatus fitted with standard ground joints. It unites an NS 24/29 ground joint with a threaded connection GL 18, enabling vacuum tubing or screw fittings to be fixed while the joint engages matching NS 24/29 glassware. Delivered as 1 pc and weighing 0,062 kg, the adapter is suited to distillation and extraction assemblies that call for a curved vacuum take-off. Its curved profile assists in directing the vacuum path relative to condensers, receivers or reaction vessels in compact bench layouts. This vacuum adapter from manufacturer Lenz sits within the family of glass components with ground glass joints employed in laboratory glass, vessels and consumables workflows. In multi-piece distillation trains the NS 24/29 interface supports interchangeability with flasks, still heads and other jointed items of the same nominal size. The GL 18 thread supplies a standardised point for common laboratory vacuum hose adapters. Laboratories arranging glassware for organic procedures, solvent handling or extractive work can add this curved adapter to complete vacuum connections inside established NS 24/29 systems.
This article is part of Hose connectors, adapters & fittings, in Tubing, hoses & fittings.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Design: Curved vacuum adapter
- Ground joint: NS 24/29
- Threaded connection: GL 18
- Weight: 0,062 kg
- Application area: Distillation and extraction
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Vacuum adapter curved, NS 24/29, with threaded connection GL 18, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Lenz for laboratory use. It sits in Hose connectors, adapters & fittings, inside Tubing, hoses & fittings, in Labware.
A hose connector or adapter joins two lines, or steps one bore down to another. The barb diameter has to match the tube, and the thread has to match the stopcock or the bottle. Most leaks are a mismatch here, not a hole in the tube.
Tubing is how a liquid or a gas moves between two vessels without being poured. Silicone stays flexible and survives repeated autoclaving. PTFE resists almost every solvent and is stiff. PVC is the ordinary flexible line for water and for mild aqueous work. The fitting, not the tube, is what usually leaks: the barb, the thread and the stopcock have to match the tube bore. Glass and plastic apparatus around these lines is indexed under ISO laboratory ware.
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