|  Teflon Distillation Unit

This Teflon Assembly is Suitable for strong alkaline or acid products as well as very aggressive solvents when the resistance of other materials, e.g. glass, is not sufficient. All parts exposed to the medium are either made completely of PTFE like the thermometers, jacketed with PTFE, or an Aluminum Clamp with Teflon 4 neck lid. The distillate in the Liebig Condenser is conducted to the collecting vessel through a PTFE pipe. For heating, we recommend either using a thermostat or an electric heating mantle. A temperature of +200°C should not be exceeded. As an alternative to the reaction vessel made of PTFE with a round bottom.  It is translucent, non-porous, and can be used with a hotplate magnetic stirrer and a PTFE-encapsulated magnetic stirring bar for stirring. 

For security reasons, our distillation apparatus is equipped with a system that allows a tight and safe connection as well as an easy disconnection of cone and socket. A special nut that is held on an external thread above the cone holds and locks the socket. 

  TEFLON DISTILLATION ASSEMBLY PLAIN | JACKETED
Part No
  Flask Capacity  Teflon Condensor Teflon Receiving Flask 3 neck
54300 1000 ml 4 neck 300 mm 250 ml 
54301 2000 ml 4 neck 300 mm 500 ml
54302 3000 ml 4 neck 300 mm 500 ml
54303 5000 ml 4 neck 400 mm 1000 ml
54304 6000 ml 4 neck 450 mm 1000 ml
54305 8000 ml 4 neck 500 mm 2000 ml
54306 10000 ml 4 neck 600 mm 2000 ml
54307 20000 ml 4 neck 600 mm 5000 ml
NOTE: Set Inlcudes Reaction Flask | Condesnor | Receiving Flask | Alluminium Clamp | Teflon Separating Funnel | Teflon Tubing | Teflon Stopcoks | Teflon Stoppers | Teflon adapters

PTFE / Teflon Distillation Assembly Key Features

  1. Resistant to high temperatures and virtually all laboratory chemicals, including strong acids, strong alkalis, aqua regia and organic solvents
  2. Machine-finished surface for easy cleaning, and pure white appearance and  to eliminate contamination and ease cleaning
  3. Compatible with cryo temperatures to moderate heating -196°C to 250°C (-321 to 482°F)