- Keck Clips, or sometimes called Keck Clamps, are perfect for securing your glassware joints and avoiding costly breakage as a result of joints coming apart.
- This material is non-corrosive, will not scratch your glassware and can be used up to 140°C.
- For easy identification, Keck Clips are color coded and have molded-in size markings.
| PART NO. | Joint size | SIZE | Pack QTY. |
| 1300-10 | 10/18 & 10/30 | 10mm | 100 |
| 1300-12 | 12/18 & 12/30 | 12mm | 100 |
| 1300-14 | 14/20 & 14/35 | 14mm | 100 |
| 1300-19 | 19/22 & 19/38 | 19mm | 100 |
| 1300-24 | 24/25 & 24/40 | 24mm | 100 |
| 1300-29 | 29/26 & 29/42 | 29mm | 100 |
| 1300-34 | 34/28 & 34/45 | 34mm | 100 |
| 1300-40 | 40/35 & 40/50 | 40mm | 100 |
| 1300-45 | 45/50 | 45mm | 100 |
Here are some typical uses of Keck clips in laboratory settings:
- Connecting Glassware: Keck clips are used to connect various pieces of glassware with standard ground glass joints. This is common in setups involving distillation, reflux, or any process where different glass components need to be joined securely.
- Preventing Leaks: The clips provide a tight seal and prevent leakage from the joints, ensuring that the apparatus functions as intended without any loss of materials.
- Stabilizing Apparatus: Keck clips help stabilize and hold together complex experimental setups, ensuring the glassware components remain securely connected during experiments.
- Easy Assembly and Disassembly: They facilitate the easy assembly and disassembly of glassware components, allowing for efficient and convenient setup changes in the laboratory.
- Versatility: Keck clips are available in various sizes to accommodate different joint sizes commonly used in laboratories. This makes them versatile and widely used across different types of glassware.
- Reusable: Being made of durable polypropylene, Keck clips are typically reusable. They can withstand a range of laboratory conditions and can be easily cleaned for repeated use.
