Glass lathe for physical and chemical experiments
Based on actual experience in glass processing technology, this is a glass lathe designed and manufactured in-house, literally made for the items we use.
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【Features】 ◯ The bed has a structure that is difficult to bend, excelling in linearity. ◯ The blow pipe can be removed from four positions at the front and back, making it easy to achieve blowing while rotating. ◯ The chuck and spindle through hole is 76Φ, allowing glass tubes from 3Φ to 75Φ to pass through. ◯ With the included rod claws, it can chuck flasks of up to 2L normally, and up to 30L with additional parts. ◯ The slide head is smooth due to the 1/5 reduction handle. ◯ The burner can be directed at the workpiece from a wide angle. ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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Understanding the necessity at each individual experimental site, driven by our own creativity and ingenuity, we strive to create user-friendly products for everyone—this is our belief and guiding principle. From our developed "Kiriyama Rotator" to a wide range of microscale experimental devices used in reactions, distillation, extraction, crystallization, sublimation, and filtration, we support your experiments extensively, including large glass plant equipment in the 200L class. To meet all the needs of the experimental site, we have a system in place that allows us to handle everything in-house, including the manufacturing and processing of scientific glassware, metal processing of materials such as SUS, titanium, aluminum, and iron, as well as the production and testing of custom products and devices. We also provide comprehensive support for custom-made experimental instruments conceived by our users. Please feel free to consult us with anything you need.