One Neek Receiving Flask
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Product Code : SCL-GF-10347
Lab Glassware Manufacturer manufactures and exports the One Neek Receiving Flask (5L, 24/40 joint) from its production facility in Ambala, Haryana, for solvent recovery, condensate collection and distillation-receiving assemblies, supplied to laboratories in India and to export buyers that have recently included Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania — part of a wider base of enquiries from across the Baltic states.
Quick answer: This is a 5-litre (5000ml) round bottom receiving flask with a single 24/40 joint, used below a condenser, adapter or distillation head to collect condensate, receive solvent fractions and support compatible transfer workflows.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Design | Round bottom, single-neck receiving flask |
| Capacity | 5L / 5000ml |
| Joint | 24/40 |
Where a Single-Neck Receiving Flask Fits in an Assembly
In a distillation or solvent-recovery setup, the receiving flask sits below the condenser or distillation head and collects the liquid that has passed through it. A single 24/40 joint keeps this 5-litre flask simple to fit and remove for larger-volume solvent recovery, condensate collection and distillation-receiving work, without the extra connection points a multi-neck receiving flask would add.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the capacity of this flask?
It is a 5-litre (5000ml) round bottom receiving flask.
What joint size does it use?
It has a single 24/40 joint.
What is this flask used for?
It is used for collecting condensate, receiving solvent fractions and connecting compatible distillation or recovery assemblies.
Do you export this flask outside India?
Yes, this flask is exported to institutional and distributor buyers outside India, with recent enquiries from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania among other Baltic markets.
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Last updated: September 2026.
