Description
Bent vacuum adapter with suction tube and drip tip is a ground-joint glassware component for vacuum distillation and related laboratory separation work. It combines a socket joint NS 24/29 with a cone joint NS 24/29, allowing direct coupling into standard European taper assemblies. The bent geometry guides vapour and condensate paths, while the integrated suction tube supports connection to a vacuum source and the drip tip aids controlled droplet transfer into the receiving flask. This configuration is typical for distillation adapters used when reduced pressure, splash control and clean condensate delivery are required in organic synthesis, solvent recovery or preparative workflows. The unit is supplied as 1 pc and has a net weight of 0,052 kg (gross weight 0,052 kg). Produced by manufacturer Witeg, the adapter fits routine research and quality-control glass trains that already employ NS 24/29 joints, so it can be inserted without special reducers. Categories of use include vacuum adapters and distillation adapters where a bent take-off with suction side-arm and drip tip improves handling under vacuum. Joint dimensions, bent form and dual functional tips define the practical role of this piece within modular laboratory distillation setups.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Socket joint: NS 24/29
- Cone joint: NS 24/29
- Design: Bent with suction tube and drip tip
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