Condensers are generally used in procedures involving organic liquids brought into the gaseous state through heating, with or without lowering the pressure. Depending on the application and the scale of the process, different types of condensers and means of cooling are used.
Facilitates the condensing of vapors in the laboratory. Lenz Laborglasinstrumente™ Condensers Acc. to Allihn are manufactured from durable DURAN™ borosilicate glass.
Use the Witeg™ Allihn Bulb Condenser, which consists of a long glass tube with a water jacket. A series of bulbs on the tube increases the surface area.
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Popular water-jacketed condenser suitable for distillation and reflux applications. The Quickfit Corosilicate Glass Liebig Condenser hase a detachable plastic screwthread connectors for hosing.
Facilitates the condensing of vapors in the laboratory. Lenz Laborglasinstrumente™ Double Walled Coil Condensers with GL Threads are manufactured from durable DURAN™ tubing.
Facilitates the condensing of vapors in the laboratory. Lenz Laborglasinstrumente™ Double Walled Coil Condensers with GL Threads are manufactured from durable DURAN™ tubing.
Complies with DIN 12593. Quickfit™ Borosilicate Glass Jacketed Coil Condenser has an outer water jacket which provides a large cooling surface. Jacket avoids vapour creeping around the coil. Ideal for reflux work.