Multi Distribution Adapter

– by Lab Society

Designed in the Lab Society Laboratory, our custom Multi Distribution Adapter connects to a condenser/distillation head and can be rotated to separate or catch different fractions during the same run.

Features:

• measure vacuum depth
  • accurate
• no more interrupted runs
• American-made, borosilicate glass
• threaded for maximum connectivity

No more interrupted runs.

When compared to our single distribution adapter, a key benefit of the multi distribution adapter is that you no longer have to interrupt your runs multiple times to achieve the same result.

American-made, borosilicate glass.

Our original Multi Distribution Adapters are made of high-quality borosilicate glass, and they come with varying joint outlets (up to three, 24/40 joints).

Attach a vacuum monitor to measure vacuum depth.

All versions of the multi distribution adapter come with a gauge port, which allows you to measure vacuum depth via a vacuum monitor.

Threaded for connectivity.

All of our distribution adapters have threaded glass, perfectly suited to vacuum hose connections for maximum simplicity.  

The V1 multi distribution adapter is meant for use with the V1 or V2 short path distillation head, and both multi adapters versions (V1 & V2) have GL-14 connections.

The V2 head, on the other hand, was designed for use with the V2 distribution adapter as well as our packable distillation head the (PDH-1).

29/26 for a connectible fit.

The PDH-2, 2S, high-efficiency heads, and our detachable condenser all require a 29/26 joint multi distribution adapter.

The bigger joint enables an increased flow rate and an increased surface area from the condenser. Increased vapor condensation directly translates to quicker results and more efficiency.

Our multi distribution adapter can also be used on the earlier V1 model heads.*

Need even more accuracy?

If you need a more accurate solution for seeing just how much volume of product is being produced, we recommend using either graduated cylindrical receivers or graduated round bottom receivers.

*Note: You may also need a vacuum pump, depending on your application.