As per ASTM standards E – 676
| Part No. |
Female Joint |
Approx. O.D. of Tube (mm) |
Total Length (mm) |
Pack QTY. |
| 1070-12F |
12/30 |
16 |
120±10 |
10 |
| 1070-14F |
14/35 |
18 |
120±10 |
10 |
| 1070-19F |
19/38 |
22 |
120±10 |
10 |
| 1070-24F |
24/40 |
28 |
125±10 |
10 |
| 1070-29F |
29/42 |
32 |
135±15 |
10 |
| 1070-34F |
34/45 |
38 |
135±15 |
10 |
| 1070-45F |
45/50 |
50 |
150±15 |
10 |
Potential Uses in the Laboratory:
- Standardized Laboratory Glassware:
- ASTM standards ensure that the glassware meets specific criteria for quality, dimensions, and interchangeability. This is important for standardization in laboratories.
- Precision Experimentation:
- Taper-ground joints provide a secure and reliable connection between glass components. This is crucial for experiments where airtight or leak-free connections are required.
- Modular Setups:
- The interchangeable nature of the joints allows for flexibility in assembling modular laboratory setups. Researchers can easily swap or replace components as needed.
- Routine Laboratory Procedures:
- Such glassware might be used in routine laboratory procedures where standardized and interchangeable components are advantageous.
- Chemical Synthesis and Analysis:
- Taper-ground joints are commonly used in chemical synthesis and analysis where precise control of reactions and the ability to connect different glassware pieces are essential.
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