Description
KEXM30F behrotest Micro Compact System for 30 ml extraction is a compact laboratory extraction apparatus designed for small-volume solid–liquid extraction work. The micro-scale layout is intended for 30 ml extractions and incorporates a large-area 100 ml standing flask, giving adequate solvent capacity and surface area while keeping the overall footprint small. Such micro compact systems are used where limited sample amounts, reduced solvent consumption, or parallel method development make full-size extractors impractical. The configuration supports classical extraction workflows in analytical and preparative laboratory settings, including applications that traditionally rely on Soxhlet-type or related continuous extraction glassware. This KEXM30F unit from manufacturer Behr belongs to the behrotest range of extraction equipment and is supplied as a complete 1-piece compact system. The combination of a 30 ml extraction scale with a 100 ml large-area standing flask balances efficient solvent use against practical boiling and condensation performance. Laboratories handling environmental, food, or materials samples can integrate the system into existing extraction protocols where a micro compact format is advantageous. The ready-assembled design simplifies setup compared with building a micro extraction train from individual components.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Model: KEXM30F
- Brand: behrotest
- Product type: Micro compact extraction system
- Extraction volume: 30 ml
- Flask: Large-area standing flask 100 ml
- Technical Information Sheet:
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