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Weighted Beaker/Flask Holder
EMS Catalog #64441-Series
Weighted Beaker/Flask Holder
Introduction
Electron Microscopy Sciences' Weighted Beaker/Flask Holders grip beakers or flasks for immersion in water baths. Circulating water in water baths may cause the beaker or flask to tip or drift; partially filled vessels may float. Use of the weighted holders prevents such accidental dislodging.
Instructions
- The straight prongs on the bottom of the stainless steel clamp are inserted into the center hole of the vinyl-coated lead ring.
- Bend the prongs around the weight so that the weight cannot fall off.
- Select the size of the holder to fit the beaker or flask that you are using.
- Press down gently on the glass or plastic beaker, or flask, to insert it into the stainless steel clamp. Take normal precaution in handling glass to avoid breakage.
- Place the filled vessel with the weighted holder into the water bath.
- To release, hold down on the weight and pull up on the vessel.