The Saint-Gobain Flask Rings are crafted from durable silicone elastomer, providing stable support for flasks ranging from 500 to 2000 ml. These rings prevent tipping and ensure secure flask positioning, making them ideal for laboratory use. Resistant to chemicals and high temperatures, they are essential for safe and efficient lab operations.
Perfect for laboratories needing secure flask handling solutions.
It are crafted from durable silicone elastomer, providing stable support for flasks ranging from 500 to 2000 ml. These rings prevent tipping and ensure secure flask positioning, making them ideal for laboratory use. Resistant to chemicals and high temperatures, they are essential for safe and efficient lab operations.
Yes. It is designed for Provides stability and prevents spills, and offers resistant to oxidation and temperatures from -60 to 200°C and very soft and easy to clean to support this kind of work.
It has resistant to oxidation and temperatures from -60 to 200°C, very soft and easy to clean and resistant to chemicals, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 161042.
It is made from high-quality silicone elastomer. It is compatible with flasks between 500 - 2000 ml.
For Provides stability and prevents spills, the Saint-Gobain model is the better choice, offering resistant to oxidation and temperatures from -60 to 200°C, very soft and easy to clean and resistant to chemicals. The KGW Isotherm model offers extended condensate area to hold a larger volume of condensate, cold trap with glass thread GL 32 and screw cap as a spout and S 29 = spherical ground joint S 29; O 29 = spherical ground joint S 29 with O-ring seal; GL 18 = glass thread GL 18 with PTFE olive Ø 10 mmScope of Supply: Cold trap; Support ring; Dewar flask type 18 C as an alternative, while the Saint-Gobain model's resistant to oxidation and temperatures from -60 to 200°C and very soft and easy to clean help make it a strong fit for Provides stability and prevents spills.
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