StonyLab Glass 500 ml Short Neck Round Bottom Flask, Borosilicate Glass Single Neck Heavy Wall Flask RBF with 24/40 Standard Taper Outer Joint, 500 ml
Details
- MaterialGlass
- Capacity50 Milliliters
- Brandstonylab
- Bottom ShapeRound
- UPC843798112049
Description
🔍 Elevate Your Experiments with StonyLab's Precision Flask!
- OPTIMAL CAPACITY - Generous 500 ml size, perfect for all your experimental needs.
- LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN - Weighs only 244 g, making it easy to handle and transport.
- PRECISION ENGINEERING - Crafted from high-quality borosilicate glass for superior durability.
- SEAMLESS COMPATIBILITY - Standard 24/40 taper joint ensures easy integration with lab setups.
- CUSTOMER CENTRIC QUALITY - StonyLab's commitment to excellence guarantees satisfaction.
The StonyLab 500 ml Short Neck Round Bottom Flask is a high-quality laboratory essential made from durable borosilicate glass. With a standard 24/40 taper joint and a lightweight design, this flask is perfect for a variety of scientific applications, ensuring both reliability and ease of use.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | StonyLab Scientific |
| Part number | ShortNeck-RBF-500ml |
| Item Weight | 244 g |
| Package Dimensions | 21.1 x 11.9 x 11.7 cm; 244 g |
| Item model number | B07SRPF591 |
| Size | 500 ml |
| Colour | 500ml |
| Material | PE_(Polyethylene), Glass |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
Reviews
A**R
Decent quality.
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L**S
came in well wrap, no damage to it.
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N**N
Arrived on time.
Product arrived on time and was well packaged. Glass joint is good and fits up and seals well. glass has a few blemishes but has performed well so far.
W**M
It is LARGE
Dont get me wrong, I love that when stonylab makes a 1 litre flask it actually holds a litre. But IT WILL NOT FIT IN A STANDARD MANTLE. It's a great quality flask, and stonylab is the closest thing to pyrex quality at that price. Just be aware that their flasks are always a bit larger.
S**L
flawed glass
Defective glass upon arrival. Scratches and chips. They said it's normal and fine to use. I always thought you shouldn't use defective glass under vacuum though.
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