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2230-ASTM, ADAPTER, 90° BEND, SOCKET WITH HOSE CONNECTION

Chemical Resistant

Chemical Resistant

Part No.  Joint Pack QTY.
2230-18 18/9 10
2230-28 28/15 10
2230-35 35/20 10
2230-35-A 35/25 10

 

Here are potential uses or applications for such an adapter in a laboratory setting:

  1. Chemical Reactions:
    • The 90° bend socket adapter with a hose connection can be employed in chemical reactions to connect different glassware components at a right angle. This arrangement may allow for the introduction of reagents, sampling, or the removal of reaction by-products.
  2. Distillation Setups:
    • In distillation experiments, the 90° bend may facilitate the connection between the distillation flask and the condenser at a right angle. The hose connection might be utilized for vacuum or inert gas supply during the distillation process.
  3. Vacuum Applications:
    • The hose connection could serve to attach a vacuum source, making the adapter suitable for vacuum filtration setups or other processes requiring a vacuum.
  4. Liquid Transfer:
    • This adapter may be used for controlled liquid transfer at a right angle, facilitating processes such as titrations, liquid-phase reactions, or liquid sampling.
  5. Gas Inlet or Outlet:
    • The hose connection may function as a gas inlet or outlet, allowing for the introduction or removal of gases during reactions or experimental processes.
  6. Laboratory Plumbing:
    • The adapter can contribute to the laboratory plumbing system, providing a right-angled and flexible connection for hoses used in various experiments.
  7. Versatile Experimental Setups:
    • The 90° bend socket with hose connection allows for flexibility in experimental setups, accommodating different laboratory configurations and facilitating hose connections at a right angle.
  8. Standardization:
    • The use of adapters following certain standards, such as those set by ASTM, contributes to the standardization of laboratory procedures. This ensures compatibility and consistency in experimental setups.

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