Product Description
Reduction Adapters:-
Catalogue No. Socket Size Cone Size
100/01 B 10 B 14
100/02 B 14 B 19
100/03 B 14 B 24
100/04 B 14 B 29
100/05 B 19 B 24
100/06 B 19 B 29
100/07 B 19 B 34
100/08 B 19 B 40
100/09 B 19 B 45
100/10 B 19 B 55
100/11 B 24 B 29
100/12 B 24 B 34
100/13 B 24 B 40
100/14 B 24 B 45
100/15 B 24 B 50
100/16 B 24 B 55
100/17 B 29 B 34
100/18 B 29 B 40
100/19 B 29 B 45
100/20 B 34 B 40
100/21 B 34 B 55
100/22 B 40 B 55
Reliable Joint CompatibilityReduction adapters are specifically constructed for seamless connection between glassware of differing standard ground glass joint sizes. This feature allows laboratories to work flexibly with various apparatus, facilitating experimental set-ups and modifications without the need for new glassware purchases.
Quality Manufacturing and StandardsProduced from premium-grade glass, these adapters conform to recognized ASTM and ISO standards for laboratory glassware. Their transparency allows easy monitoring of substances, while their construction ensures compatibility and safety in most laboratory environments.
Versatile Laboratory ApplicationWhether for basic research, teaching, or complex industrial experiments, reduction adapters are invaluable in connecting diverse instruments. Their suitability for routine, vacuum, and low-pressure applications enhances workflow, streamlining the assembly of intricate apparatus arrangements.
FAQs of Reduction Adapters:
Q: How do reduction adapters function in a laboratory setting?
A: Reduction adapters connect glassware components with different ground glass joint sizes, enabling secure and leak-free transitions between apparatus that might otherwise be incompatible. This aids in building or modifying experimental setups efficiently.
Q: What is the primary benefit of using glass reduction adapters?
A: The main advantage is flexibilitylaboratories can utilize existing glassware with varying joint sizes, avoiding the extra cost of buying new matching pieces. This adaptability is especially valuable in dynamic research environments.
Q: Where are these reduction adapters used most commonly?
A: These adapters are widely used in universities, research institutes, and industrial laboratories. They are essential wherever glassware with differing ground glass joint sizes must be joined safely and effectively.
Q: Are reduction adapters compatible with vacuum or pressure applications?
A: Yes, these glass adapters are designed for low to moderate vacuum and pressure situations, making them suitable for standard laboratory operationsthough users should always check compatibility with extreme environments.
Q: What standards do these reduction adapters comply with?
A: They are manufactured to conform to ASTM and ISO standards, which are internationally recognized benchmarks for laboratory glassware quality and safety.
Q: How should reduction adapters be maintained to ensure longevity?
A: Routine cleaning with laboratory-safe detergents and careful handling help extend their lifespan. Its important to avoid sudden temperature changes and mechanical shocks to prevent breakage.