- In compliance with Din 12252 standard
- Used on different kind of jointed products like bottles, stoppered cylinder and jointed flasks mainly volumetric flasks.
- Hexagonal head if placed on at head end avoids contamination of ground surface, with hexagonal form head it also helps in preventing the rolling of the stopper and provides a good grip.
- The stoppers below comes in drip tip form also which if placed on the flask helps liquid to return to the flask till the last drop.
Part no. | NS SIZE | Pack Qty. |
1810-7 | 7/16 | 100 |
1810-10 | 10/19 | 100 |
1810-12 | 12/21 | 100 |
1810-14 | 14/23 | 100 |
1810-19 | 19/26 | 100 |
1810-24 | 24/29 | 100 |
1810-29 | 29/32 | 100 |
1810-34 | 34/35 | 10 |
Potential Uses:
- Laboratory Glassware Sealing: Hexagonal stoppers with pointed, ground hollow ends are often used to seal openings in laboratory glassware such as flasks, bottles, or tubes. The hexagonal shape makes them easy to handle and prevents rolling.
- Secure Closure: The pointed end facilitates the insertion of the stopper into glassware with narrow necks or openings, ensuring a secure closure.
- Chemical Reactions: In laboratory experiments or chemical reactions, these stoppers may be used to seal reaction vessels to prevent the escape of gases or vapors.
- Storage of Samples: Hexagonal stoppers can be used to seal containers holding samples, preventing contamination or evaporation.
- Educational Demonstrations: In educational settings, these stoppers may be used for teaching purposes, especially in chemistry labs, to demonstrate proper sealing techniques and the use of different stopper types.
- General Laboratory Practices: The hexagonal shape provides stability and prevents the stopper from rolling, making it convenient for various general laboratory applications.
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