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Controlled Liquid Transfer and Separation Through a Defined Flow Path
Shop laboratory funnels for controlled liquid transfer, separation and container filling workflows. This category includes glass separating funnels for applications requiring phase separation as well as liquid transfer between compatible laboratory vessels. Selection should consider funnel type, capacity, outlet or stopcock configuration, glass compatibility and requirements of the intended procedure. LabShopNow groups funnels within its Liquid Handling range to simplify sourcing for research and analytical laboratories. Review individual product specifications before selecting a funnel for a specific application.
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Borosil Pear Shape Separating Funnels with PTFE Stopcock
Im Angebot ab $559.39$774.24Borosil Pear Shape Separating Funnels with PTFE Stopcock
3 variantsSku: 6403017Pear-Shaped Separating Funnels with PTFE Stopcock for Liquid Extraction Borosil Glass Separating Funnel Pear Shape with stem PTFE Stopcock I/C Glass stopper, USP Type I Borosilicate 3.3, ISO 4800 CS/10...Sku: 6403017 -
Borosil Short Stem Plain Borosilicate Glass Funnels
Im Angebot ab $87.00$120.41Borosil Short Stem Plain Borosilicate Glass Funnels
4 variantsSku: 6140058Short Stem Borosilicate Glass Funnels for General Laboratory Filtration Borosil Funnels, Short Stem, Plain, 60 deg bowl angle, 35 MM, DIN/ISO 4798, 3.3 Borosilicate glass Material Glass Funnel Cup Volume...Sku: 6140058
Shop laboratory funnels for liquid transfer, container filling and phase separation. Compare funnel capacities and outlet configurations for laboratory liquid handling.
Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a laboratory funnel used for?
Laboratory funnels provide a controlled pathway for transferring compatible liquids or materials into another vessel.
2. What is a separating funnel used for?
A separating funnel is designed for workflows involving separation of compatible immiscible liquid phases.
3. How do I choose a laboratory funnel?
Consider funnel material, capacity, outlet configuration, stopcock design and receiving-vessel compatibility.
4. What should I check before buying a separating funnel?
Review capacity, glass type, stopcock configuration, closure and application requirements.
