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Kimble 26015 KIMAX Engler 250mL Distilling Flask with Sidearm

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MPN
26015-250
Condition Description
IN GOOD CONDITION - APPEARS UN-USED
Volume
100mL
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
N3
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New/Used
Used
MPN
26015-250
Condition Description
IN GOOD CONDITION - APPEARS UN-USED
Volume
100mL
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
N3

Product description

250mL KIMAX Engler distilling flask, ASTM E133 compliant, sidearm at 75°, for ASTM D86 and related use.

  • Volume: 250 mL
  • Type: Engler distilling flask with sidearm tube
  • Sidearm angle: 75° from the neck
  • Sidearm position: 137 ± 3 mm from flask bottom
  • Manufactured to ASTM specification E133
  • Suitable for use in standards ASTM D86, D233, D801, and D802
  • Material: High-quality borosilicate glass (KIMAX) designed for chemical resistance and thermal stability
  • Pricing: Price quoted is for one flask

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Last updated 5 November 2026