Description
Receiving flask 3000 ml plastic-coated is a single-neck laboratory vessel for collecting distillates and process liquids in rotary evaporation and distillation work. It provides a nominal volume of 3 l with ground joint S 35/20 for direct connection to standard laboratory glassware. A transparent plastic coating based on Surlyn® helps contain glass fragments in the event of breakage while still allowing visual inspection of the contents. Offered as one piece, the flask supports receiving duties on rotary evaporators, distillation trains, and related preparative setups where condensates or recovered solvents are collected. Net weight is 0,860 kg and gross weight 0,940 kg. This receiving flask from manufacturer Heidolph is part of the round-bottom and ground-joint distillation flask range used in chemical synthesis, concentration steps, and solvent recovery. Packaging measures about 0,40 m × 0,26 m × 0,27 m with a volume of 0,028 m³, aiding storage and transport between laboratory campaigns.
This article is part of Flasks (other), in Beakers & flasks.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Nominal volume: 3 l
- Joint size: S 35/20
- Neck count: 1
- Coating: transparent plastic (Surlyn®)
- EAN: 4255661403257
- Technical Information Sheet:
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