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The IKA Powder Flask RV 10.301 NS 29/32, 1000 ml, is designed for use with RV 10 rotary evaporators. Made from high-quality material, this flask provides excellent durability and chemical resistance. With a capacity of 1000 ml, it is ideal for various laboratory applications involving solvents, powders, and other substances. Its NS 29/32 ground joint ensures a secure connection, making it suitable for laboratory experiments that require safe and reliable containment.
The IKA Powder Flask is an essential component for laboratories utilizing RV 10 rotary evaporators, offering durability and reliability for safe handling of powders and solvents.
It is designed for use with RV 10 rotary evaporators. Made from high-quality material, this flask provides excellent durability and chemical resistance. With a capacity of 1000 ml, it is ideal for various laboratory applications involving solvents, powders, and other substances. Its NS 29/32 ground joint ensures a secure connection, making it suitable for laboratory experiments that require safe and reliable containment.
It has a capacity of 1000 ml.
It is made from high-quality, durable material for chemical resistance. It is compatible with RV 10 rotary evaporators. It also offers NS 29/32 ground joint for secure connection.
For its intended use, the IKA model has the edge: it offers a larger capacity than the Lenz-Laborglas model (1000 ml versus 500 ml, suitable for a variety of laboratory applications). The Lenz-Laborglas model offers a capacity of 500 ml, suitable for a variety of laboratory applications by comparison.
Manufacturer P/N
0003738300
Part Number
6.237 489
Manufacturer
IKA
Nominal capacity
1000 ml
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0003738400
Part Number
6.237 490
Manufacturer
IKA
Nominal capacity
2000 ml
Manufacturer P/N
0003738200
Part Number
6.237 488
Manufacturer
IKA
Nominal capacity
500 ml
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