Description
Incubation mantle, stainless steel, for 800 ml Schott beaker, tall form is a double-jacket tempering vessel designed for controlled temperature management of laboratory and production reactions. With an inner diameter of approximately 91 mm and a mantle height of approximately 127 mm, it fits tall-form 800 ml Schott beakers and supports straightforward exchange of reaction vessels during work. The open-base double-jacket construction is supplied without additional insulation and without a floor, so the unit can be combined with magnetic stirrers when mixing is required. Olive connections of 12 mm allow straightforward coupling to external thermostats and circulation of tempering fluids for stable thermal control. Suitable for both laboratory and production environments, this stainless-steel incubation mantle from manufacturer Landgraf HLL provides a practical interface between glass reaction vessels and external temperature-control systems. The jacketed design focuses heat transfer on the vessel wall while the missing base keeps the underside free for stirrer plates. Pack size is 1 piece, ready for integration into existing thermostat loops where reproducible tempering and easy vessel changeover are essential.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Material: Stainless steel
- Compatible with: 800 ml Schott beaker, tall form
- Inner diameter: ca. 91 mm
- Mantle height: ca. 127 mm
- Connection: Olive fittings 12 mm
- Technical Information Sheet:
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