Description
Flat ground reaction vessel DN200 6000 ml is a laboratory reaction vessel with a nominal volume of 6000 ml, equipped with a DN200 flat ground flange for broad, clampable access in synthesis and process setups. It features a bottom drain with ball joint KS 40/25 for controlled emptying of reaction mixtures. Flange diameter × vessel diameter are specified as 215 × 210 mm. Supplied as one piece, this plan-flange vessel from manufacturer Witeg is suited to organic synthesis, preparative chemistry and laboratory-scale process work that benefits from a large DN200 flange opening together with bottom discharge. The flat ground flange interface supports standard lids, stirrer guides and laboratory clamping systems, while the KS 40/25 ball joint on the bottom outlet allows connection to receivers or transfer lines. With a 6000 ml capacity, the vessel accommodates multi-litre preparations and pilot-oriented experiments on the bench or in small multipurpose plants. It belongs to the class of plan-flange reaction vessels and plan-flange beakers used in chemical, pharmaceutical and academic laboratories that require durable glass reaction containers with standardised flange sizes and bottom outlet geometry.
This article is part of Microcentrifuge & reaction tubes, in Microplates, PCR & reaction tubes.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Nominal volume: 6000 ml
- Flange size: DN200
- Bottom drain: Ball joint KS 40/25
- Dimensions (Fl.D. × vessel D.): 215 × 210 mm
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