A retort clamp with aluminum extension is a laboratory apparatus that is used to hold and secure a retort, which is a glassware vessel with a long, curved neck, in place during an experiment. The clamp consists of two jaws, one of which is adjustable to fit the size of the retort, and an aluminum extension arm that allows the clamp to be positioned at a distance from the support stand or rod.

This extension arm can be adjusted to a desired length and angle for optimal placement of the retort during the experiment. The clamp is typically attached to a laboratory stand or support rod using a separate holder or adapter.

The aluminum construction of the extension arm makes it lightweight and easy to handle, while still providing strong and secure support for the retort. This type of clamp is commonly used in chemistry and biology experiments where a retort is used as a reaction vessel or distillation apparatus.