Features & Details
| 🍐 PEAR-SHAPED PROFILE | Tapered conical base sharpens phase separation boundaries, allowing pinpoint liquid-liquid phase separation. |
| 🛡️ PTFE STOPCOCK VALVE | Grease-free PTFE plug provides fine micro-flow discharge control without hydrocarbon contamination. |
| 🔒 #19/#24 GROUND STOPPER | Standard taper frosted ground-glass top neck with matching hollow glass pennyhead stopper. |
| 🧪 3.3 BOROSILICATE | Heavy-gauge borosilicate glass withstands vigorous shaking and attacks from ether and acids. |
About this item
Option 2: Highly Inert PTFE (Teflon) Piston
90mm (Approx. 3.54 Inches)
100mm (Approx. 3.94 Inches)
Laboratory Synthesis, Distillation & Volumetric Containment
Glass Separatory Funnel, Boro 3.3 Glass Extraction Vessel by Professional Series
Ensuring dependable accuracy during daily operations requires professional equipment engineered to withstand demanding laboratory and industrial environments. The Glass Separatory Funnel, Boro 3.3 Glass Extraction Vessel (80mm-100mm) by Xin Tester provides verified stability, user-friendly operation, and certified safety compliance across standard maintenance protocols. Discover our complete line of diagnostic and testing instruments in the Lab Glassware catalog.
Uniform Heavy-Wall Blown Glass
Engineered with consistent wall thickness to resist vacuum pressure gradients and mechanical bench knocks during daily agitation.
Permanent Ceramic Markings
Fired white/blue ceramic graduations and matte labeling spots resist aggressive wash detergents, acid baths, and ultrasonic cleaning.
Glassware Insight: Borosilicate 3.3 Thermal Expansion
With a thermal expansion coefficient of 3.3×10⁻⁶/K, Class A borosilicate glassware prevents thermal strain fractures when transitioning between boiling baths and cold washes.
Ordering & Model Verification
Verify capacity, joint sizing, and closure type in the product options before completing your order in the right-side buy box.
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Lab Consumables
FAQs
Q1: Should I choose the glass stopcock or the PTFE stopcock?
A1: The PTFE (Teflon) stopcock is generally preferred because it is self-lubricating, meaning it won’t freeze or get stuck, and it doesn’t require messy stopcock grease that could contaminate your sample. However, a glass stopcock is sometimes preferred for highly specialized organic solvents where researchers want absolutely 100% glass contact with the fluid.
Q2: How do I safely vent the funnel during extraction?
A2: When you shake immiscible liquids (like water and ether), volatile gases build up immense pressure inside the flask. You must hold the stopper firmly, invert the funnel so the stem points up and away from you, and frequently open the stopcock to vent the trapped gas safely into a fume hood.
Q3: Can this borosilicate glass handle hot liquids?
A3: Yes. Borosilicate 3.3 glass has excellent thermal shock resistance. However, separatory funnels are primarily designed for room-temperature liquid extractions. You should never heat a separatory funnel directly on a hot plate or bunsen burner.
Q4: How do I clean the stopcock valve properly?
A4: After every use, you should completely disassemble the stopcock piston from the glass stem. Wash it thoroughly with a suitable solvent or soapy water, and ensure no chemical residue dries inside the bore hole, which could cause cross-contamination in your next experiment.
Glass Separatory Funnel, Boro 3.3 Glass Extraction Vessel (80mm-100mm) by Xin Tester
$13.55 – $17.09Price range: $13.55 through $17.09
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Glass Separatory Funnel, Boro 3.3 Glass Extraction Vessel (80mm-100mm) by Xin Tester
$13.55 – $17.09Price range: $13.55 through $17.09
Features & Details
| 🍐 PEAR-SHAPED PROFILE | Tapered conical base sharpens phase separation boundaries, allowing pinpoint liquid-liquid phase separation. |
| 🛡️ PTFE STOPCOCK VALVE | Grease-free PTFE plug provides fine micro-flow discharge control without hydrocarbon contamination. |
| 🔒 #19/#24 GROUND STOPPER | Standard taper frosted ground-glass top neck with matching hollow glass pennyhead stopper. |
| 🧪 3.3 BOROSILICATE | Heavy-gauge borosilicate glass withstands vigorous shaking and attacks from ether and acids. |
Option 2: Highly Inert PTFE (Teflon) Piston
90mm (Approx. 3.54 Inches)
100mm (Approx. 3.94 Inches)
Laboratory Synthesis, Distillation & Volumetric Containment
Glass Separatory Funnel, Boro 3.3 Glass Extraction Vessel by Professional Series
Ensuring dependable accuracy during daily operations requires professional equipment engineered to withstand demanding laboratory and industrial environments. The Glass Separatory Funnel, Boro 3.3 Glass Extraction Vessel (80mm-100mm) by Xin Tester provides verified stability, user-friendly operation, and certified safety compliance across standard maintenance protocols. Discover our complete line of diagnostic and testing instruments in the Lab Glassware catalog.
Uniform Heavy-Wall Blown Glass
Engineered with consistent wall thickness to resist vacuum pressure gradients and mechanical bench knocks during daily agitation.
Permanent Ceramic Markings
Fired white/blue ceramic graduations and matte labeling spots resist aggressive wash detergents, acid baths, and ultrasonic cleaning.
Glassware Insight: Borosilicate 3.3 Thermal Expansion
With a thermal expansion coefficient of 3.3×10⁻⁶/K, Class A borosilicate glassware prevents thermal strain fractures when transitioning between boiling baths and cold washes.
Ordering & Model Verification
Verify capacity, joint sizing, and closure type in the product options before completing your order in the right-side buy box.
Related technical collections: Lab Glassware | Lab Consumables
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