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Vacuum Traps

Placing vacuum traps between an apparatus and vacuum source establishes a safe and controlled working system. The glassware protects the pump from the separated solvents while simultaneously preventing vapors from being emitted back into the system. Vacuum traps in reservoir, one piece, or two piece styles also guarantee that personnel will not be exposed to gases produced that could be harmful. Standard sized inlet and outlet stems can snugly fit regular stoppers.

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Rotary Evaporator Bump Traps, Elliptical, Chemglass

Rotary Evaporator Bump Traps, Elliptical, Chemglass

Supplier: Chemglass

Evaporator bump trap prevents contents of flask from being drawn into the condenser.

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Rotary Evaporator Bump Traps, Self Washing, Chemglass

Rotary Evaporator Bump Traps, Self Washing, Chemglass

Supplier: Chemglass

Rotary Evaporator Bump Traps are designed to eliminate hold-up common to the round style of rotary evaporator traps.

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Rotary Evaporator Bump Traps, Elliptical, Drain Holes, Chemglass

Rotary Evaporator Bump Traps, Elliptical, Drain Holes, Chemglass

Supplier: Chemglass

Similar to 89166-576, with the addition of solvent drain holes.

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Dry Ice Cold Trap, Welch®, Gardner Denver

Dry Ice Cold Trap, Welch®, Gardner Denver

Supplier: Welch Vacuum

Dry ice cold trap features a removable 2.8L (3qt.) center well for dry ice/alcohol slurry (do not use acetone) and a visible trapping surface

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Foreline Traps, Electron Microscopy Sciences

Foreline Traps, Electron Microscopy Sciences

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

These rechargeable in-line traps effectively block oil backstreaming from mechanical pumps. Any mechanically pumped system, even one with a turbo pump, should have a foreline traps. The trap is placed in the foreline between the roughing pump and the diffusion or turbo pump. It uses a disposable, oxygen-free copper maze absorbent which requires no liquid nitrogen and will not hold water. Typically the maze is replaced every 1-2 years. The seamless body is available in aluminum. Replacement elements (Copper Maze) also available.

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