Simax Boiling Flask Flat Bottom - 100ml - Pack of 10

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The Simax Boiling Flask (100ml) is an essential glassware component designed for laboratory professionals and chemistry students who require reliable heating and storage vessels. Compliant with ISO 1773 standards, these flasks offer consistent thermal resistance and stability for various reactions, though users should note that the flat-bottom design is intended primarily for benchtop use rather than high-pressure heating applications.
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Yes, but you must use a wire gauze between the flask and the flame to distribute heat evenly and prevent thermal shock.
Yes, Simax borosilicate glass is highly resistant to steam sterilization and can be safely autoclaved.
No, this product includes only the glass flasks. Stoppers or caps must be purchased separately based on your specific neck fitting needs.
The flasks are made of high-quality borosilicate glass, which offers superior thermal and chemical resistance.
Yes, Simax offers similar flat-bottom boiling flasks in 500ml and 1000ml capacities as part of their product line.
Ensure the flask is not placed directly on an open flame without wire gauze, and check that the glass was not subjected to sudden temperature changes (thermal shock).
Use a specialized laboratory glass cleaning solution or an acidic soak followed by thorough rinsing with deionized water.
To ensure the longevity of your glassware, always inspect each flask for micro-fractures or chips before applying direct heat. When heating, always use an appropriate heating mantle or wire gauze to prevent localized thermal stress. For cleaning, these flasks are compatible with standard laboratory detergents and automated glasswashers; however, avoid using abrasive scrubbers that could scratch the glass surface. When storing, ensure the flasks are placed on a clean, padded surface to prevent impact damage.