FLASKS, CONICAL (ERLENMEYER) – BOROSILICATE GLASS
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Air/Steam Inlet Tubes are laboratory glassware accessories manufactured from borosilicate glass, designed to introduce air or steam into compatible laboratory apparatus. Available in bent or straight configurations with different ground-glass cone sizes to suit various laboratory setups.
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Air/Steam Inlet Tubes are designed for laboratory applications requiring the introduction of air or steam into a vessel or glassware assembly. Manufactured from borosilicate glass, these tubes provide a passage for directing air or steam into compatible laboratory apparatus.
Available in bent or straight designs, the tubes can be selected according to the requirements of the experimental setup. Each model is offered with a specified ground-glass cone joint size for connection to compatible laboratory glassware.
These inlet tubes are suitable for educational institutions, research laboratories, and general laboratory applications involving air or steam introduction.
Product Name: Air/Steam Inlet Tube
Material: Borosilicate Glass
Available Designs: Bent or Straight
Joint Type: Ground-Glass Cone
Available Cone Sizes: B14, B19, B24
Application: Introducing air or steam into compatible laboratory apparatus
| Catalogue Number | Cone Size |
|---|---|
| SMC-5011/1 | B14 |
| SMC-5011/2 | B19 |
| SMC-5011/3 | B24 |
Manufactured from borosilicate glass.
Available in bent or straight configurations.
Designed for introducing air or steam into compatible apparatus.
Features a ground-glass cone joint for connection to laboratory glassware.
Available in three cone sizes.
Suitable for educational, research, and general laboratory use.
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