SKU: L11101

Condenser Liebig

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Condenser Liebig & Allihn

Length (mm) Ground Ground Neck (NS)
300 Upper and Lower Neck 29/32 - 29/32
300 Lower Neck 29/32
300 None -
400 Upper and Lower Neck 29/32 - 29/32
400 Lower Neck 29/32
400 None -
Description

Condenser Liebig is manufactured from heat-resistant, durable borosilicate glass in accordance with DIN/ISO standards, ensuring reliable and long-lasting performance in laboratory environments. The straight inner tube design allows vapors to pass through while being efficiently cooled by circulating water in the outer jacket, making it ideal for simple distillation and condensation processes.

The condenser features glass side arms compatible with 8–9 mm bore tubing, enabling secure and leak-free connection to standard laboratory water hoses. Its thick-walled construction and reinforced rim provide enhanced mechanical strength, significantly reducing the risk of breakage during washing, handling, and transportation.

Condenser Liebig is one of the most commonly used condensers in chemistry laboratories, research facilities, and educational institutions, valued for its simplicity, efficiency, and ease of use.


Usage Areas

  • Distillation experiments

  • Vapor condensation processes

  • Chemistry and analytical laboratories

  • Educational and training laboratories


Advantages

  • High-quality borosilicate glass construction

  • Simple and efficient straight-tube design

  • Heat and chemical resistant

  • Reinforced rim for increased durability

  • Compatible with standard laboratory tubing


Technical Specifications

  • Product Type: Liebig Condenser

  • Material: Borosilicate Glass

  • Standards: DIN / ISO compliant

  • Side Arm Tubing Compatibility: 8–9 mm bore size


Safety and Storage Information

  • Handle glassware carefully to avoid impact damage

  • Avoid sudden temperature changes

  • Clean using appropriate laboratory glassware methods

  • Store in a secure and padded environment


Usage Notes

  • Ensure correct water inlet and outlet orientation

  • Use suitable tubing for tight and secure connections

  • Recommended for supervised laboratory use