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Flask Specification

The document provides a general specification template for laboratory glass flasks, including types such as conical, volumetric, and round-bottom flasks. Key parameters include material (borosilicate glass), capacity range, graduation markings, heat and chemical resistance, and compliance with various standards. It also mentions optional features like caps and certification details for accuracy and labeling.

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Flask Specification

The document provides a general specification template for laboratory glass flasks, including types such as conical, volumetric, and round-bottom flasks. Key parameters include material (borosilicate glass), capacity range, graduation markings, heat and chemical resistance, and compliance with various standards. It also mentions optional features like caps and certification details for accuracy and labeling.

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To provide a clear and professional answer, here is a Flask Specification based on standard industrial

and laboratory use. If you're referring to a specific type of flask (e.g., laboratory glassware, vacuum
flask, or chemical storage flask), please let me know, but below is a general template for Laboratory
Glass Flask Specification:

Flask Specification (Laboratory Use)

Parameter Specification

Type Conical Flask (Erlenmeyer), Volumetric Flask, or Round-Bottom Flask

Material Borosilicate Glass (e.g., ASTM E438 Type I, Class A or ISO 3585)

Capacity Range 50 mL, 100 mL, 250 mL, 500 mL, 1000 mL, 2000 mL, etc.

Graduation Markings Printed/etched, with tolerance per ISO 1042 or ASTM E288

Neck Type Narrow neck, ground glass joint (for volumetric/sealed flasks)

Heat Resistance Up to 500°C (depending on manufacturer & thickness)

Chemical Resistance High resistance to acids, alkalis, and organic solvents

Autoclavable Yes (typically up to 121°C at 15 psi for 15–20 minutes)

Standards Compliance ISO 1773, ISO 1042, ASTM E1404, DIN EN ISO 4796, etc.

Optional; Polypropylene screw cap or glass stopper (depending on


Cap / Stopper
application)

Accuracy (for
±0.05 mL to ±0.30 mL (depending on size) as per Class A tolerances
Volumetric)

Labeling White or amber ceramic print (resistant to solvents and autoclaving)

Certification Individually calibrated and certified (optional, for Class A flasks)

Example: Volumetric Flask – 500 mL

 Material: Borosilicate Glass

 Capacity: 500 mL ±0.15 mL

 Standard: ISO 1042, Class A

 Stopper: Glass stopper No. 19/26

 Graduation: Single etched line, white enamel

 Certification: ISO certified, batch calibrated

Let me know if you're referring to:


 Industrial chemical flasks,

 Vacuum insulated flasks,

 Or need specs as per ASTM/API standards for a specific industry.

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