Reflux Condensers
Reflux Condensers
Reflux condensers are used to cool the vapors that heated fluids emit and change their physical state back to liquid by means of a straight, spiraled or coiled circulation cooling method. By reducing the loss of solvent, a mixture can be heated for extended periods. Reflux condensers are generally used with organic substances, but some can accommodate volatile substances. Reflux condensers with tightly wrapped coils provide maximum cooling, with enough surface area to condense such high vapor pressure solvents as hexane. The top and bottom joints in a reflux condenser accept a standard No. 2 hose connection.
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Afora™ Dimroth Condenser
Provides more effective cooling than conventional coil condensers. Afora™ Dimroth Condenser is a cold finger, coiled, fluid-cooled condenser.
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Quickfit™ Borosilicate Glass Air Condenser
Manufactured from Pyrex™ Borosilicate Glass. Quickfit™ Borosilicate Glass Air Condenser creates condensation of materials with boiling points above 150°C.
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Quickfit™ Air Condensers
Simple condensers for condensation of materials with boiling points above 150°C.
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Quickfit™ Borosilicate Glass Air Condenser
Manufactured from Pyrex™ Borosilicate Glass. Quickfit™ Borosilicate Glass Air Condenser creates condensation of materials with boiling points above 150°C.
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Witeg™ Reflux Reaction Kit
With a ground neck standard connection of 19/26.