Description
Receiving flask (35/20), 1000 ml, is a glass collection vessel for rotary evaporation setups. It is intended for the rotary evaporators REVA-180-001 and REVB-180-001, where condensed distillate must be gathered safely during solvent recovery and sample concentration. The 35/20 joint defines the connection geometry to the compatible glass path, while the 1000 ml capacity supports preparative and routine laboratory volumes without frequent emptying. Net weight is 0,25 kg and the flask is supplied as a single piece in the LBX INSTRUMENTS range from manufacturer Labbox. Analytical, synthesis and quality-control laboratories use receiving flasks of this type when working with organic solvents, extracts or process streams that leave the condenser as liquid distillate. Pairing a correctly jointed 1000 ml receiver with the matching evaporator platform helps maintain a closed vapour path and reduces the need for improvised adapters. The flask is positioned as a dedicated spare or replacement component for REVA and REVB series instruments rather than a universal multi-joint vessel. Clear joint and volume markings in the product identity make selection straightforward when stocking accessories for continuous rotary-evaporation workflows.
This article is part of Flasks (other), in Beakers & flasks.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: LBX INSTRUMENTS
- Compatibility: REVA-180-001 and REVB-180-001
- Joint size: 35/20
- Capacity: 1000 ml
- EAN: 8434868039995
- GTIN: 08434868039995
- Technical Information Sheet:
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