What does a retort stand do?

retort stand (plural retort stands) (chemistry) An item of laboratory equipment which consists of a metal pole with a solid, firm base, used to hold, or clamp, laboratory glassware and other equipment in place, so that they do not fall down or come apart.

What is a stand and clamp used for?

Laboratory clamps, stands and supports are used in combination for holding and securing other items of apparatus such as glassware, tubing, thermometers, probes, columns, funnels and overhead stirrers.

What is attached to a retort stand?

Retort stand is a general piece of lab equipment that can be used to help with holding other equipments and glasswares. For the pieces of metalware such as ring clamps, versatile clamps, 3-prongs clamp, and burette clamps can be attached to retort stands to better hold certain types of glassware.

What is a retort ring?

$4.00 – $6.00. This retort ring can be used to hold various different glassware, but it is mainly used for separatory funnels and similarly shaped glass.

What is a Bosshead used for?

A Boss head is one of the three things that hold a Florence flask or Conical flask on a retort stand. A Boss head is used to keep the clamp in place so if you put a glass holder in between the clamp it doesn’t fall/break.

How tall is a retort stand?

Retort Stand Base: 8″ x 5″ (200mm x 125mm); Height: 24″ (600mm)

What is a retort flask used for?

A retort is a type of flask used primarily for distillation and its design is exclusive to this purpose. The retort resembles an exaggerated teardrop with the middle bent at almost a 90 degree angle. The bulb portion contains a liquid or chemical solution, which is heated to the point of condensation.

What metal is retort stand?

RETORT STAND: Made of cast iron powder coated mild steel rod chrome plated.

Who named the Scoopula?

“Scoopula” is a registered trademark owned by Thermo Fisher Scientific….About: Scoopula.

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