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SKU: 1679
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This high‑quality distilling apparatus is a complete borosilicate glass distillation kit designed for reliable and accurate separation of liquids. Manufactured from heat‑resistant borosilicate glass, the set offers excellent durability and chemical resistance, making it ideal for use in school science laboratories, classrooms, and educational prep rooms.
The kit features a standard 19/26 ground‑glass joint size, ensuring compatibility with commonly used laboratory equipment. It includes a 500ml round‑bottom boiling flask for uniform heating, a still head to direct vapours efficiently, and a Liebig condenser to ensure effective cooling and condensation. A receiver adapter allows distilled liquids to be collected safely, while the included separating funnel with stopper enables controlled addition of liquids during experiments.
Joint clips are supplied to provide secure connections between glass components and reduce the risk of leaks or separation during use. The apparatus is supplied without a glass beaker or metal stands, allowing schools to integrate it easily with existing laboratory supports and heating equipment.
Perfect for KS3, GCSE, and A‑Level chemistry lessons, this distilling apparatus supports hands‑on learning by allowing students to observe and understand the principles of distillation, boiling points, evaporation, and condensation.
Ideal for classrooms, educational institutions, and hobby laboratories, this borosilicate glass distillation kit offers a dependable and professional solution for teaching core chemistry concepts through practical experimentation.