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Joints, Cone with Drip Tip, Unprinted DIN/ISO Standard

The Cone Joint with Drip Tip is a precision-engineered laboratory component designed for seamless integration into custom glassware assemblies and distillation setups. Manufactured from unprinted Borosilicate 3.3 glass, these joints comply with DIN/ISO standards and feature an integrated drip tip for controlled liquid flow and reduced contamination.

Specs

  • Material: Borosilicate Glass 3.3 – ASTM E-438 Type 1 (Class A)
  • Design: Ground glass cone with integrated drip tip for precision flow
  • Compliance: Manufactured in accordance with DIN 12242 / ISO 383 standards
  • Finish: Unprinted (Clear) for high-visibility and purity
  • Chemical Resistance: Exceptional resistance to corrosive chemicals and solvents
  • Thermal Resistance: High thermal shock resistance; ideal for high-heat distillation
  • Application: Component for condensers, distillation heads, and custom glass assemblies

Description

The Cone Joint with Drip Tip from Osmosis Scientific is an essential component for technicians and glassblowers requiring high-performance connections in laboratory apparatus. Crafted from premium Boro 3.3 borosilicate glass, these joints offer the chemical durability and thermal stability necessary for demanding distillation and reaction environments.

The defining feature of this joint is the integrated drip tip. When used in a vertical or angled setup, the tip ensures that condensed liquid drops directly into the receiving vessel or column center, preventing “side-wall creep” and minimizing sample loss or contamination. This makes them particularly effective for distillation heads and condenser outlets.

These joints are unprinted to ensure a clean, professional aesthetic and maximum visibility during reactions. Each piece is precision-ground to a standard taper, ensuring a vacuum-tight and leak-proof seal when paired with matching sockets. The adherence to DIN/ISO dimensions ensures universal compatibility with existing laboratory glassware setups worldwide.

Note: For outsourced or specialized components, Osmosis Scientific acts as a supplier and distributor. Compliance with international standards is maintained through rigorous manufacturing protocols; however, the original manufacturer holds responsibility for primary certification. Osmosis Scientific shall not be held liable for mechanical failure or breakage resulting from improper joint greasing, excessive torque, or use in pressurized environments for which the glass is not rated.

Joints, Cone, with Drip Tip, Unprinted, DIN/ISO – Inner Joints for Controlled Dropwise Addition
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12/219120±1010JCDD-12_21Enquire Now
14/2313120±1010JCDD-14_23Enquire Now
19/2616120±1010JCDD-19_26Enquire Now
24/2922150±1510JCDD-24_29Enquire Now
29/3226150±1510JCDD-29_32Enquire Now
34/3532150±1510JCDD-34_35Enquire Now
40/3836150±1510JCDD-40_38Enquire Now
45/4040150±1510JCDD-45_40Enquire Now
50/4245150±1510JCDD-50_42Enquire Now
55/4450150±1510JCDD-55_44Enquire Now

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    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

    What does "Unprinted" signify?

    Unprinted joints are clear and free from enameled logos or size markings. This is ideal for:

    • Custom Glassblowing: Allowing for a seamless look when fused to other glass components.
    • High-Purity Work: Eliminating any risk of ink leaching or interference during sensitive reactions.
    How is the drip tip formed?

    The drip tip is an integral part of the joint, fire-polished to ensure a smooth, rounded edge that promotes consistent drop formation and prevents chipping.

    How should I clean a joint with a drip tip?

    Clean as you would standard glassware, ensuring that the narrow area of the drip tip is free from residue. They are fully autoclavable and resistant to repeated sterilization cycles.

    How do I prevent the joint from sticking?

    Even with a drip tip, it is best practice to use a light coating of silicone or vacuum grease, or a PTFE sleeve, especially if the reaction involves caustic chemicals or high temperatures.

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