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Pope 8130 Low Form Dewar Vacuum Flask - 600 mL

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Condition Description
IN GOOD CONDITION
Volume
600mL
Type
Dewar
Weight (lbs)
3
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Brands
Pope Scientific
New/Used
Used
MPN
Does not apply
Condition Description
IN GOOD CONDITION
Volume
600mL
Type
Dewar
Dimensions
7"diam x 4"H
Weight (lbs)
3
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
K2

Product description

Low form vacuum flask with 600 mL capacity, designed for rapid freezing and stirring of specimens.

The Pope 8130 Low Form Dewar Vacuum Flask provides a shallow design optimized for laboratory tasks not feasible with standard Dewars, including:

  • Capacity: 600 mL
  • Design: Low form, shallow shape facilitating rapid freezing and recovery of tissue or organ specimens
  • Compatibility: Allows insertion of small flasks and use with magnetic stirrers for agitation
  • Tempering: Suitable for tempering stirring rods, pestles, and other small lab objects
  • Construction: Protective aluminum bases extending the full height of the Dewar for added durability
  • Features: Offset vacuum tip-off tubulations to minimize space between Dewar bottom and magnetic stirrer
  • Applications: Designed to support rapid freezing, stirring, and handling of small samples under vacuum insulation conditions

For further technical details, refer to the associated brochure.

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Last updated 22 October 2026