7070-Seperatory Funnel PP

• Made of Polypropylene
• Provides excellent contact clarity & Strength
• Is per shaped & autoclavable
• has leakproof screw cap threadded
• PP stopcock fitted with self lubricating PTFE plug, is push fitted to the stem of funnels

Here are some common uses for a polypropylene separatory funnel:

1. Chemical Resistance:
   • Applications: PP separatory funnels are often used when working with aggressive chemicals or solvents that may react with or corrode other materials. The chemical resistance of polypropylene makes it suitable for a broad range of applications.
2. Extraction and Separation:
   • Applications: Like glass or PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) separatory funnels, PP separatory funnels are used for liquid-liquid extractions. They are particularly useful when dealing with organic solvents or corrosive substances that could degrade glass or metal alternatives.
3. Biological Applications:
   • Applications: In biological laboratories, PP separatory funnels can be used for processes involving biological samples, where the chemical inertness of polypropylene is advantageous.
4. General Laboratory Use:
   • Applications: PP separatory funnels can be employed for various liquid handling tasks, sample preparation, or reagent addition in laboratories where chemical compatibility and durability are essential.
5. Educational Settings:
   • Applications: PP separatory funnels are commonly used in educational laboratories due to their durability and lower risk of breakage compared to glass alternatives.
6. Field Work:
   • Applications: In fieldwork or situations where portability is crucial, the lightweight nature of polypropylene makes these funnels a practical choice.
7. Corrosive Environments:
   • Applications: PP separatory funnels are suitable for use in environments where corrosion is a concern, such as laboratories dealing with corrosive acids or bases.