Graham Condensers
Graham condensers, also called Inland Revenue condensers, feature an inner coil form for additional surface area, which results in highly efficient cooling. Graham condensers cool and condense a gas back into its liquid form. Designed for use in distillation applications, Graham condensers are typically constructed of borosilicate glass, making them more resistant to thermal shock than regular glass. Graham condensers generally contain a coiled condensing tube that is sealed into a water jacket with inlet and outlet tubes on opposite sites.
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Synthware™ Graham Condensers
Creates and captures vapor condensation created during a chemical reaction
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Corning™ PYREX™ Graham Condensers with Standard Taper Inner and Outer Joints
For use in vacuum distillation
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DWK Life Sciences Kimble™ Kontes™ Graham Condensers
Outer joint at top and inner drip joint at the bottom.
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Eisco™ Graham Condensers
Use to change substances from gas to liquid, made from heat resistant borosilicate glass.
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Corning™ PYREX™ Graham Condensers with Outer Standard Taper Joint at Top
For use in distillation setups