Description
Extraction head for solids, DURAN® is a laboratory glass component designed for solid-sample extraction assemblies. It combines a sleeve joint 45/40 with a cone joint 29/32 and offers a working volume of 70 ml, making it suitable for compact extractor setups used in routine sample preparation. The head integrates into distillation and extraction trains where solids must be held and contacted with solvent under controlled reflux conditions. Supplied as a single piece with a net weight of 0,152 kg, the component supports modular glassware configurations common in analytical and preparative laboratories. Manufactured by Lenz, this DURAN® extraction head fits standard ground-joint systems and is intended for use with matching extraction sleeves and related glass inserts. Clear joint sizing simplifies selection alongside condensers, flasks, and receivers in extractor lines. Categories of use include laboratory glassware for distillation and extraction work, where reliable joint geometry and defined volume help maintain reproducible assembly of solid-extraction apparatus. The unit quantity is one piece, ready for integration into existing DURAN®-compatible extractor setups without additional dimensional conversion.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Extraction head for solids
- Glass type: DURAN®
- Sleeve joint: 45/40
- Cone joint: 29/32
- Volume: 70 ml
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