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Laboratory Dewar flask GEW
CO2borosilicate glass

Laboratory Dewar flask - GEW - KGW-ISOTHERM Karlsruher Glastechn. Werk Schieder GmbH - CO2 / borosilicate glass
Laboratory Dewar flask - GEW - KGW-ISOTHERM Karlsruher Glastechn. Werk Schieder GmbH - CO2 / borosilicate glass
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Characteristics

Applications
laboratory
Gas type
CO2
Material
borosilicate glass
Capacity

Max.: 1,200 ml
(40.6 US fl oz)

Min.: 100 ml
(3.4 US fl oz)

Description

Application • Laboratory technology • Medical technology • Biotechnology • Sealable Dewar flasks • for liquid and solid media (LN2 or CO2) • when using gaseous coolants max. Ensure a pressure of 0.1 bar! Standards • with standard thread DIN168 GL32 or GL45 • Dewar flasks according to DIN EN ISO 16496 • made of borosilicate glass 3.3 according to ISO 3585 Execution • Versions and accessories: • C = metallic protective coating blue coated • A = Replacement glass (without cover) • available:

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LAB-SUPPLY Leverkusen
LAB-SUPPLY Leverkusen

24-24 Sep 2026 Forum Leverkusen (Germany)

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    LAB-SUPPLY Freiburg

    21-21 Oct 2026 Messe Freiburg (Germany)

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