Condensers
Condensers cool vapors emitted from heated fluids to change the physical state back to liquid. With a fast coolant speed, the glass manufactured devices use straight, coiled, or spiraled circulation cooling methods. Styles may feature an inner or outer jacket for more efficiency. Although condensers are mostly used with organic substances, certain models may accommodate volatile substances. The equipment has top and bottom joints in standard sizes to fit in testing apparatuses correctly.
Radleys Findenser Air Condenser
Super air Findenser is comprised of an internal Vigreux condenser and an external, finned aluminum jacket, between which a small amount of water is permanently sealed providing excellent heat transfer while removing the need for water cooling.
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Eisco LabGlass® Liebig Condensers with Threaded Joint
High quality Liebig condenser for chemistry classrooms and laboratories.
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Eisco LabGlass® Graham Condensers, Coiled Distillate
High quality glass Graham condenser with coiled distillate.
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Eisco LabGlass® Bulb Condensers with Threaded Joint
High quality bulb condenser for chemistry classrooms and laboratories.
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Graham Condensers, 24/40 Joint, United Scientific Supplies
Graham condensers are designed for use in distillation applications.
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Eisco LabGlass® Liebig Condensers, Narrow Jacket
High quality Liebig condenser with narrow jacket for efficient cooling.
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PYREX® Liebig Condenser
A fine borosilicate condenser with the inner tube sealed in.
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PYREX® Liebig Condensers
Use this general purpose condenser for distillation or extraction procedures.