Filtering Flasks

Filtering Flasks

Use filtering flasks, also known as vacuum flasks, Buchner flasks, suction flasks, Kitasato flasks or side-arm flasks, for rapid filtration of liquids in numerous general laboratory procedures. The typical flask design has a conical shape with a flat bottom, tapered neck, and a sidearm for use in vacuum filtration. The thick walls of the flasks can withstand pressure under vacuum. Flasks, which can also be manufactured from polystyrene, are available in a variety of volumes and socket sizes, as well as graduated or ungraduated formats. Flasks may be used with accessories, such as a Buchner

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Heavy walled with graduated scale, side tubulation, tooled neck
Use this Conical Filter Vacuum Flask with Hose Tubulature with a vacuum funnel and filter. This thick-walled Ehlenmeyer flask features a glass tube protrusion about an inch from its neck and is also known as a Büchner flask.
Buchner filtering flask made of high quality, chemical resistant polypropylene with a conical shape to prevent spills
The filtering flask is a thick-walled vessel which is used as a collecting vessel for the filtrate during filtration.
Replace glass flasks with the Thermo Scientific™ Nalgene™ Polypropylene Vacuum Flask, molded in one piece for full vacuum service with angled tubulation to prevent tipping. This shatter-proof, autoclavable flask can withstand vacuum to 30 in.
Tubulations for easy connections to filter pumps
With heavier walls than standard Erlenmeyer flasks
Manufactured from Borosilicate Glass and complies with ISO 6556. Pyrex™ Borosilicate Glass Vacuum Filter Flask with Side Arm features heavy walls to provide increased mechanical strength while 'studded' base minimises surface abrasion.
Manufactured from borosilicate glass. Pyrex™ Büchner Flask with Screw Thread Connector features heavy wall construction for vacuum filtration applications, and tooled neck to accept a drilled rubber stopper.
Heavy-wall borosilicate glass provides mechanical strength for vacuum filtration