Description
Filter flask with glass olive, Boro 3.3, white inscription is a laboratory filtration flask with a nominal volume of 1000 ml. The flask is produced in Boro 3.3 glass and includes a glass olive for secure tubing connection on the side arm. White inscription provides clear volume identification for routine laboratory handling. This filter flask from manufacturer Hecht is aimed at laboratory material applications that require a larger receiving volume with an olive interface. The glass olive serves as the hose connection point during vacuum or suction filtration, while the main body offers the full 1000 ml capacity. Pack size is 6 pc(s), suitable for stocking several benches or maintaining reserve units. Boro 3.3 identifies the glass type specified for this item, and the white lettering completes the marked appearance described for the product. The form follows a classic filtrier flask arrangement: filtration bottle plus glass olive. The 1000 ml size is appropriate when filtrate volumes or process aliquots exceed smaller flask capacities, yet a standard olive-equipped filter flask is still preferred. White inscription and the defined glass olive support clear, practical use in filtration trains and general lab glassware sets.
This article is part of Erlenmeyer flasks, in Beakers & flasks.
Key features
- Pack size: 6 pc(s)
- Product type: Filter flask
- Volume: 1000 ml
- Material: Boro 3.3
- Side connection: Glass olive
- Inscription: White
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