Schott Laboratory Equipment

• Listing No
• 1220740
• Year
• Manufacturer
• Schott
• Model
• Condition
• Used
• Location
• Germany
• Price
• $1,500
• Description
• * Inner diameter: approx. 38–40 cm * Outer diameter (including flange): approx. 45 cm * Manufacturer: SCHOTT DURAN® * Stuff: Borosilicate glass 3.3 * Total height: approx. 170 cm * Glass cylinder: approximately 120 cm high * Weight: approx. 139 kg For sale is a used, large-capacity DURAN® glass apparatus by Schott (model: 6076), presumably designed as a viewing column or reaction vessel. The component is made of high-quality borosilicate glass 3.3 and features several ground-in ports and a dome opening. The apparatus consists of the parts shown in the pictures. One part (the lower bell) has visible glass breaks and is only partially functional or suitable for use as a spare part. The main vessel is in good condition. Advantages: - Highly transparent DURAN® glass body with large volume - Chemical and temperature resistant (borosilicate 3.3) - Versatile use in chemical, pharmaceutical or university laboratories - Sustainable and cost-effective alternative to purchasing new equipment --------------------------------------------------------------- 2. General functions: - Large-volume column/sight reactor with flange opening - Several NS ground glass joints (approx. Ø60 mm) for sensor or process engineering connections - Reactive process monitoring through a transparent wall - Can be used as part of a distillation line, stirred tank or reactor - Relevant dimensions: - Height: approx. 170 cm - Inner diameter: approx. 38–40 cm - Outer diameter (including flange): approx. 45 cm - Weight: approx. 139 kg (see handwriting on label) --------------------------------------------------------------- 3. CO₂ savings: Reusing this robust glass body saves significant amounts of primary energy and emissions that would be generated by producing a new one of this size. ? Estimated CO₂ savings: approx. 400 – 600 kg CO₂, which is roughly equivalent to the annual CO₂ emissions of a small car driving 4,000 km.
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