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The Simax 500ml Conical Flask with Narrow Neck, also known as an Erlenmeyer flask, is a high‑quality piece of laboratory glassware designed for accuracy, durability, and safe handling in educational environments. Manufactured from premium borosilicate glass, this flask conforms to ISO 1773, ensuring reliable performance for routine school laboratory use.
With a 500ml capacity and a 33mm internal neck diameter, this flask is ideal for mixing, heating, and swirling moderate volumes of liquid. The classic conical shape helps minimise splashing and allows solutions to be mixed efficiently without the risk of spillage, making it suitable for both student experiments and teacher demonstrations.
The flask is compatible with 33mm rubber stoppers, including solid stoppers (Product Code 1165), one‑hole stoppers (Product Code 1476), and two‑hole stoppers (Product Code 1495). This makes it suitable for experiments involving tubing, gas delivery, or temporary sealing.
The Simax 500ml Conical Flask is ideal for use in KS3, GCSE, and A‑Level science lessons, where moderate volumes of liquid are commonly required. Its size, durability, and compatibility with rubber bungs make it a versatile tool for a wide range of practical investigations.
Reliable, robust, and classroom‑friendly, the Simax 500ml Conical Flask is an essential piece of glassware for school laboratories, supporting safe, effective, and engaging practical science.
To help you choose the right borosilicate glassware we've created a helpful Borosilicate Glassware Buying Guide including a buyers checklist, click the link to view or click the icon to view a pdf version.
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