Quick Answer: The Retort Stand, Sheet Type with Leveling Screw has a pressed mild-steel sheet base fitted with adjustable threaded levelling screws, so the rod can be kept vertical on an uneven bench. The rod is chrome-plated mild steel or stainless steel.
Polished chrome-plated mild steel or stainless steel rod
Epoxy powder-coated finish
Takes standard bossheads, burette clamps and retort rings
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Base material
Pressed sheet metal (mild steel)
Levelling
Multiple adjustable threaded screws
Rod material
Chrome-plated mild steel or stainless steel
Finish
Epoxy powder coating
Rod attachment
Deep-threaded vertical socket
Compatibility
Standard bossheads, burette clamps and retort rings
About This Product
On a sloping or uneven bench, students turn the levelling screws until the rod stands straight, which matters when reading a burette meniscus. The stand is used in school and university chemistry and physics for titration and filtration set-ups. Enquiries from Malaysia, Trinidad and Tobago, Malta, Equatorial Guinea, Kiribati and Bahamas for the Retort Stand, Sheet Type with Leveling Screw receive an export quotation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the stand have levelling screws?
The screws let the base height be adjusted on uneven benches so the support rod stays vertical for titration and filtration work.