Every lab must have one

Invented by the German chemist Emil Erlenmeyer in 1860, the Erlenmeyer flask has become one of the most commonly used pieces of laboratory glassware. The conical shape and narrow neck of this flask allow the contents of the flask to be mixed by swirling, with a minimal risk of spillage, making them ideal for titrations, as well as a host of other applications

Complies with DIN ISO 1773
Erlenmeyer pattern
Manufactured from Pyrex^® borosilicate glass for highest resistance to thermal shock and chemical corrosion
White enamel graduations and marking spot
Graduated to full capacity
Printed with Trace Code for downloadable batch certificate

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Product Specification

Grouped product items
Item Code	Capacity ml	Body OD (mm)	Neck ID mm	Height mm	Description	Pack quantity
1130/03	5	25	12	52		10
1130/05M	10	30	12	60		10
1130/11M	25	42	18	70	Erlenmeyer flask, 25ml	10
1130/02M	50	51	18	85		10
1130/06D	100	64	18	105		10
1130/08D	125	69	28	117		10
1130/10D	150	74	28	118		10
1130/12D	200	79	34	131		10
1130/14D	250	85	34	145		10
1130/16D	300	87	34	156		10
1130/20D	500	105	34	180		10
1130/26D	1000	131	37	220		10
1130/30D	2000	166	50	280		10
1130/32D	3000	187	52	310		2
1130/36D	5000	220	52	365		1