Description
| Catalog No. | Capacity ml | N/S | Bore (mm) | Stopcock Type |
| 11302/1 | 50 | 19/26 | 2.5 | PTFE |
| 11302/2 | 100 | 19/26 | 2.5 | PTFE |
| 11302/3 | 250 | 29/32 | 4 | PTFE |
| 11302/4 | 500 | 29/32 | 4 | PTFE |
| 11302/5 | 1000 | 29/32 | 6 | PTFE |
| 11302/6 | 2000 | 29/32 | 6 | PTFE |
Separating Funnel Squibb Shape PTFE Key Stopcock is a type of laboratory glassware used to transfer a mixture of liquids from one container to another by using gravity and a stopper to separate the layers of the mixture.
A Squibb Shape, also known as a sep funnel, is a type of separating funnel with a flat bottom and a tapering upper section that narrows toward the top, giving it its distinctive shape.
A PTFE Key Stopcock is a type of stopcock valve commonly used in laboratory settings to control the flow of liquids. It is made of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), a material known for its chemical resistance, non-stick properties, and low friction. The “key” refers to a small lever or handle used to open and close the valve.
