2460-DIN, ADAPTERS, RECEIVER VACUUM ANGLED

• Compliance with DIN 12594
• With Drip tip & delivery stem within cone
• Bend with vacuum connection & screw thread

* non DIN / ISO

Here are some common uses for a DIN Adapter, Receiver Vacuum Angled in a laboratory:

1. Vacuum Filtration: The angled receiver adapter can be used in vacuum filtration setups, allowing for the collection of filtrates at an angle. It connects to the vacuum source and aids in efficient filtration.
2. Rotary Evaporation: In rotary evaporation processes, where solvents are evaporated under vacuum, an angled receiver adapter can be used to collect the condensed solvent vapor at an angle, optimizing the distillation setup.
3. Vacuum Distillation: The adapter can be part of vacuum distillation setups, where reduced pressure is employed to lower the boiling points of substances. It facilitates the collection of distillates at an angle.
4. Schlenk Line Techniques: In inert gas or vacuum techniques, such as those used in Schlenk lines, the angled receiver adapter can be used to collect and transfer reaction products or reagents under controlled conditions at an angle.
5. Solvent Recovery: When working with vacuum-assisted solvent recovery systems, the angled receiver adapter can be utilized to collect and condense evaporated solvents at an angle.
6. Laboratory Degassing: In processes where degassing is required, the vacuum angled receiver adapter can assist in removing dissolved gases from liquids at an angle.
7. Chemical Synthesis: It can be used in various synthetic chemistry applications where vacuum conditions are necessary for the reaction or product isolation, and the angled design allows for more convenient positioning.
8. Distillation Under Reduced Pressure: The angled receiver adapter is suitable for setups involving distillation at reduced pressure, allowing for the collection of fractions under vacuum at an angle.