Allihn Condenser

Condensers,-Allihn,-Removable-Hose-Connections

With joints at the top and the bottom.
With Removable Hose Connections
Material: Borosilicated 3.3 Glass
Application: Chemical Laboratory
Feature: Acid Resistance and Heat Resistance
Type: With Coiled Inner Tube

product description

Allihn Condenser

Product Code	Jacket Length (mm)	Socket/Cone Size	Hose Connection (mm)
C20121224	120	14/20	8
C20122019	200	19/22	8
C20123019	300	19/22	8
C20122024	200	24/40	10
C20123024	300	24/40	10
C20124024	400	24/40	10
C20123029	300	29/42	10
C20124029	400	29/42	10

Allihn Condensers Removable Hose Connections

Product Code	Jacket Length (mm)	Socket/Cone Size	Hose Connection (mm)
C20131224	120	14/20	8
C20132019	200	19/22	8
C20133019	300	19/22	8
C20132024	200	24/40	10
C20133024	300	24/40	10
C20134024	400	24/40	10
C20133029	300	29/42	10
C20134029	400	29/42	10

The Allihn condenser, also known as a “bulb condenser”, similar to a Liebig condenser, is designed with an inner tube consisting of a series of bulbs which increase the surface area available for vapor condensation surrounded by an outer jacket tube, the cool water flows through the outer jacket to condensate the vapor in the inner tube.

Consisting of a glass tube with a water jacket, Allihn condensers feature a series of bulbs that increase the surface area available for vapor condensation.

What is Allihn condenser used for?

Allihn condensers are used for laboratory-scale refluxing and provide a greater surface area than similar Liebig condensers. While suitable for refluxes, Allihn condensers, unless held vertically, are not as favored for distillations because a substance can condense and trapped in the side of the bulbs.

Allihn Condensers have an interchangeable inner and outer joint with a drip tip. The Allihn Condenser has a more surface area than the Liebig condenser