Coil Condensers Jacket Distillate Type
Product Code : EL-GC-10200
This borosilicate glass condenser combines a coiled internal cooling tube with an outer water jacket, designed to cool and collect distillate efficiently during distillation runs in school, college and research laboratories.
Quick answer: The Coil Condensers Jacket Distillate Type is a borosilicate glass condenser with a coiled inner tube surrounded by a cooling water jacket, giving it a large condensing surface suited to collecting distillate during distillation.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Type | Jacketed Coil Condenser, Distillate Type |
| Material | Borosilicate Glass |
| Design | Coiled inner tube with outer cooling water jacket |
| Primary Application | Distillate collection during distillation |
| Manufacturer | Lab Glassware Manufacturer, Ambala, Haryana, India |
How the Jacket Improves Distillate Cooling
Adding an outer water jacket around the coiled inner tube increases the total glass surface in contact with cooling water, helping condense vapour more completely before it reaches the receiver. This is particularly useful when collecting distillate from higher-boiling-point liquids or when a longer distillation run needs sustained cooling capacity. The coiled inner tube keeps the overall footprint compact while still offering a long vapour path.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is this condenser made from?
It is made from borosilicate glass.
What is the benefit of the jacketed design?
The outer water jacket adds cooling surface around the coiled inner tube, helping condense vapour more completely during distillate collection.
Is this condenser suitable for reflux as well as distillation?
It is designed primarily for distillate-collection applications
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Last updated: September 2026.
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