Properties
| Related Categories | Aldrich, Aldrich 14/20 Joints, Aldrich Glass Kits, Aldrich Glassware Kits, Aldrich Lab Sets, |
| Joint | Joint: ST/NS14/20 |
Description
General description
Glassware with standard 14/20 ground-glass joints provides a high-quality, low-cost solution for school laboratories and research. Customize the basic 14/20 kit with your choice of glass components and accessories available. Supplied in a foam-lined storage case. Contact our Glass Center to discuss your custom kit requirements at aldglass@sial.com
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Price and Availability
Kit component also available separately
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Description |
Product # |
Add to Cart |
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| A. Drying tubes with joint, Joint: ST/NS 14/20 | Z122491 | |
| B. Aldrich® vacuum adapter, male ST/NS 14/20, side-port | Z122394 | |
| C. Aldrich® bent vacuum-distilling adapter | Z122386 | |
| D. Round-bottom flask for Aldrich® student glass kit | ||
| E. Aldrich® three-way adapter, Joint: ST/NS 14/20 | Z122408 | |
| F. Aldrich® Micro Vigreux column, unjacketed, effective L 90 mm | Z122475 | |
| G. Aldrich® Claisen adapter, without drip-tip, bottom and side ST/NS 14/20 | Z413429 | |
| H. Hex-head stopper, plain, Joint: ST/NS 14/20 | Z122483 | |
| I. Aldrich® three-neck round-bottom flask, angled, capacity 100 mL | Z122459 | |
| J. Aldrich® single-neck round-bottom flask, capacity 25 mL, Joint: ST/NS 14/20 | Z100641 | |
| K. Aldrich® Liebig condenser, overall H 200 mm, Joint: ST/NS 14/20 | Z122416 | |
| L. Aldrich® thermometer adapter for Aldrich student glass kit | Z543748 | |
| N. Gas-inlet tube for Aldrich® Glassware kits | Z122513 | |
| O. Aldrich® addition funnel, capacity 50 mL, Joint: ST/NS 14/20 | Z122467 | |
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