Chempure Fisher Clamp

These clamps are made of polypropylene, they are impervious to corrosion. The Burette is kept from slipping by the spring-loaded jack in the center, which gives it a vice-like hold. To guarantee a solid grip on rods with a diameter of 1/2" or 3/8", two tapered wedges are included.

Advantages

Versatility: Test tubes, flasks, burettes, and condensers are among the many pieces of equipment that can be stored in this container.
Stability and Safety: Reduce the possibility of unintentional spills or breakage by giving equipment a tight grip.
Durability: Built with premium materials (such as aluminum or stainless steel), it will last for a long time in demanding scientific settings.
Adjustable Mechanism: The versatility of positioning and fastening glassware is increased by features like swivels, locking mechanisms, and adjustable jaws.
Hands-Free Operation: Allows the user to focus on precise tasks without holding equipment manually, improving efficiency.
Enhanced Experimental Accuracy: By securely holding apparatus in place, they reduce vibrations or movement that might otherwise compromise results.
Adaptability to Multi-Clamp Configurations: can be used with additional clamps and platforms to build intricate equipment configurations for sophisticated research.

Applications

Holding Glassware: Test tubes or boiling tubes can be held in place by Fisher clamps while conducting heating or observational studies.
Heating Applications: Fisher clamps are often used to hold glassware over a heat source, such as a Bunsen burner or a hot plate, to ensure safety and stability.
Filtration Systems: Used to keep filter flasks, funnels, or Buchner funnels in place while filtering is taking place.
Titration: Vital for ensuring accurate liquid delivery during titration tests by securely fastening burettes.
Distillation Setups: Utilized frequently to support adapters, condensers, and other parts of a distillation system.
Electrode Support: During experiments, it can accommodate conductivity probes, pH electrodes, and other sensors.
Securing Equipment: Fisher clamps can stabilize thermometers, tubes, or other laboratory devices that need to remain fixed during an experiment.
Adaptable Clamping: A wide range of sizes and forms, including irregular or cylindrical labware, can be accommodated by Fisher clamps, which frequently feature flexible arms or adjustable jaws.

Care & Instructions

Regular Cleaning: After every use, use a moist towel to wipe clamps clean of any remaining chemicals.
Prevent Corrosion: To prevent damage, clamps should be rinsed with water right away if they come into touch with corrosive substances.
Adjusting the Clamp: To open or close the jaws, use the adjustment mechanism (such as spring-loaded grips or thumbscrews).
Positioning: To keep the equipment firmly in place, adjust the clamp's orientation and angle. It is possible to twist swivel clamps for the best positioning.
Safe Handling: Always use the clamp for what it was made for; don't try to use it to hold something it wasn't intended for.
Monitoring During Use: Particularly in heating or reaction setups, make sure the clamp is tight and secure by checking it at regular intervals throughout the experiment.

Fisher Clamp

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