Description
| Catalogue No. | Socket Size | Pcs. / Pack |
|---|---|---|
| 11136/01 | 14/23 | 1 |
| 11136/02 | 19/26 | 1 |
| 11136/03 | 24/29 | 1 |
| 11136/04 | 29/32 | 1 |
An adapter socket refers to a type of laboratory glassware component that is used to connect two pieces of glassware with different joint sizes. It typically consists of a socket-shaped piece of glass tubing with a ground glass joint at one end and a sidearm with a smaller joint at the other end. The adapter socket allows for the connection of two glassware pieces with different joint sizes, facilitating the creation of a multi-neck flask setup in distillation and other chemical processes.
An adapter socket to rubber tubing refers to an adapter socket that is connected to a piece of rubber tubing. The rubber tubing can be used to transfer liquids or gases from one piece of glassware to another, and the adapter socket helps to ensure a secure connection between the tubing and the glassware.
This type of adapter is useful in laboratory settings where the transfer of liquids or gases between glassware pieces is necessary, and the rubber tubing provides a flexible and durable means of transferring fluids. The adapter socket to rubber tubing is an important component in many chemical and analytical processes.
