Adapter Receiver and Multiple Connection
Product Code : EL-GA-10062
Quick answer: This is a borosilicate glass receiver adapter with a side arm for vacuum, multiple screw-thread connections, and a socket joint, allowing connection to a condenser and up to three receiving flasks.
Adapter Receiver and Multiple Connection — Specification
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Borosilicate Glass |
| Vacuum Connection | Side arm for vacuum supply |
| Connections | Multiple screw-thread connections plus socket for condenser |
| Flask Capacity | Connection for three flasks |
Using a Multiple-Connection Receiver Adapter
This receiver adapter is designed for distillation or vacuum filtration setups that need more than one collection point. The socket connects to a condenser, the side arm connects to a vacuum supply, and the multiple screw-thread connections allow up to three receiving flasks to be attached.
This makes it useful for fraction collection during distillation, where different distillate fractions are directed to separate flasks. It is supplied as part of Lab Glassware Manufacturer's glassware adapter range.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Adapter Receiver and Multiple Connection made of?
It is made from borosilicate glass.
How many flasks can be connected to this adapter?
It provides connections for up to three receiving flasks.
What is the side arm used for?
The side arm connects to a vacuum supply, useful for vacuum distillation or filtration setups.
How does it connect to a condenser?
It has a socket joint for connection to a condenser.
What is this adapter typically used for?
It is commonly used for fraction collection during distillation, where different distillate fractions need to be directed to separate flasks.
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Last updated: September 2026.
