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24/40 Glass Straight Connecting Adapter Male Male

SKU 2440m

USA Lab

24/40 Glass Straight Connecting Adapter Male Male

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$20.00

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Straight glass connecting adapter with a 24/40 standard-taper male joint at both ends, used to extend a 24/40 connection or bridge two female sockets. Both inner cones seat into any 24/40 socket, so the adapter adds length to a distillation or extraction train without a reducer. Part number 2440m.

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Description

A straight glass connecting adapter carrying a 24/40 standard-taper male joint at each end. It is used to extend a 24/40 connection — adding length between two pieces of an existing train — or to couple two 24/40 female sockets that could not otherwise be joined directly to one another.

Because both ends are inner cones, the adapter seats into any 24/40 socket without an intermediate reducer, so it can be added to a distillation, reflux or extraction assembly without altering the joint sizing anywhere else.

Specification

  • Joint: 24/40 standard taper, male (inner cone), both ends
  • Configuration: straight, male-to-male
  • Material: glass
  • Part number: 2440m

The female-to-female counterpart is listed separately as part number 2440F. Ground-glass joints are held by friction alone; a #24 Keck clamp is the matching retaining clip for a 24/40 joint and is listed separately.

Frequently asked questions

What joint size does this adapter take?+

24/40 standard taper at both ends, and both ends are male inner cones. Each end seats into a 24/40 female socket.

What is it used for?+

Extending a 24/40 connection by adding length between two components, or joining two 24/40 female sockets directly — two sockets cannot mate with each other without an adapter of this type.

How is this different from the female-to-female version?+

This adapter has two inner cones and joins two sockets. The female-to-female adapter (part number 2440F) has two sockets and joins two male joints. Choose according to what is already fitted on your glassware.

What is it made from?+

Glass. The supplier specification we hold does not state a glass grade, so no grade is claimed here. Ask us to confirm before ordering if your method requires a specific grade.

How many adapters are supplied?+

One. The listing carries no lot quantity.

Do I need clips to hold the joints together?+

Ground-glass joints are friction-fit and are not mechanically locked. A #24 Keck clamp fits a 24/40 joint and is sold separately, in stainless steel in lots of five or hard plastic in lots of ten.

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