ISOLAB Receiving Flask, 250 ml Socket KS 35/20

The ISOLAB Receiving flask 250 ml socket KS 35/20 is a high-quality laboratory flask designed for efficient liquid collection during distillation or filtration processes. Made from durable borosilicate glass, it ensures chemical resistance and thermal stability. The KS 35/20 socket provides a secure and tight connection to compatible glassware, making it an essential component in laboratory setups.

Key Features:

• Brand: ISOLAB
• Capacity: 250 ml
• Socket: KS 35/20 for secure glassware connection
• Material: Durable borosilicate glass
• Application: Ideal for receiving liquids in distillation and filtration tasks

The ISOLAB Receiving flask 250 ml KS 35/20 is essential for reliable and efficient laboratory liquid handling.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the ISOLAB Receiving Flask, 250 ml Socket KS 35/20 used for?

It is a high-quality laboratory flask designed for efficient liquid collection during distillation or filtration processes. Made from durable borosilicate glass, it ensures chemical resistance and thermal stability. The KS 35/20 socket provides a secure and tight connection to compatible glassware, making it an essential component in laboratory setups.

2. Is the ISOLAB Receiving Flask, 250 ml Socket KS 35/20 suitable for receiving liquids in distillation and filtration tasks?

Yes. It is designed for receiving liquids in distillation and filtration tasks, and offers a capacity of 250 ml to support this kind of work.

3. What capacity does the ISOLAB Receiving Flask, 250 ml Socket KS 35/20 have?

It has a capacity of 250 ml, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 030.

4. What is the ISOLAB Receiving Flask, 250 ml Socket KS 35/20 made from and what features does it include?

It is made from durable borosilicate glass. It also offers KS 35/20 for secure glassware connection.

5. How does the ISOLAB Receiving Flask, 250 ml Socket KS 35/20 compare with the Lenz-Laborglas Receiving Flasks, Capacity 100 ml Socket S 35 from Lenz-Laborglas?

For receiving liquids in distillation and filtration tasks, the ISOLAB model has the edge: it offers a larger capacity than the Lenz-Laborglas model (250 ml versus 100 ml). The Lenz-Laborglas model offers a capacity of 100 ml by comparison.