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Glass Distilling Adapter with 75 Degree and 105 Degree Bent

Name: Glass Distilling Adapter with 75 Degree and 105 Degree Bent
Brand: stonylab
SKU: B0B6VFQCJG
Price: 20 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0 (7 reviews)

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Joint Size 14/20 Joint and 100 mm Stem 19/22 Joint and 150 mm Stem 24/40 Joint and 200 mm Stem

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StonyLab Distilling Adapter for laboratory distillation experiment
Standard taper joints, one is at 75 degree to the vertical tube and the other is 105 degree
Stem length: available in 100 mm, 150 mm and 200 mm
Borosilicate glass, heavy duty and reusable
Warranty: StonyLab 1-year limited warranty; if received damaged, please contact us immediately; we will solve it until satisfied

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Le adaptater es arive a l'heure mes case.une unite bend ausi

Desole bonjour je trouve le adaptater pour la destilation case es une unite bend ausi case .

quality at god price

arrived on time, good solid piece.

Does not meet specifications

Got a Glass Distilling Adapter with 75 Degree and 105 Degree Bent: the result is not a 180 Degree turn. Moreover, it is „overbent“ making the pace between the column and condensor extraordinary small, leaving only 1“ next to the heating mantle. The measured out of plane angle is > 10.5 Degree, see picture. I measured 75 and 95 (instead of 105) degrees.