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Condenser, Air
High-Purity Borosilicate 3.3 Construction: Fabricated from low-expansion glass with a linear coefficient of 3.3 x 10-6 K-1, providing exceptional resistance to thermal shock and corrosive chemical vapors.
Standardized Interchangeable Joint System: Features precision-ground tapered glass joints ensuring a vacuum-tight, hermetic seal for seamless integration into modular laboratory distillation and reflux assemblies.
₹265.00
Quick answer: An Air Condenser cools vapor using ambient air rather than circulating water, suited to reflux and distillation of higher-boiling-point liquids that don’t require intensive cooling. Condenser, Air is priced at approximately ₹265 (indicative market benchmark, incl. GST, August 2026).
An air condenser is a simple straight glass tube with no water jacket, relying on ambient air to cool and condense vapor as it passes through. Because it doesn’t need a water supply or drainage connection, it’s simpler to set up than a water-cooled condenser, and works well for reflux and distillation of liquids with higher boiling points that don’t require intensive cooling. Made from borosilicate glass for thermal stability, it’s a practical piece of equipment for straightforward reflux setups in college and research chemistry laboratories.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Air condenser |
| Function | Vapor condensation via ambient air cooling (no water circulation) |
| Construction | Borosilicate glass |
| Exact length/joint size | Not independently verified for this listing — confirm with STEMAids before ordering |
| Suitable boiling point range | Best suited to higher-boiling liquids; confirm suitability with STEMAids for your specific reaction |
| Price | Approx. ₹265 (indicative market benchmark, incl. GST, August 2026) |
| Exact dimensions/technical detail | Not independently verified for this listing — confirm with STEMAids before specifying in a tender |
Applications
- Reflux of higher-boiling-point liquids not requiring intensive cooling
- Distillation setups where water supply/drainage is impractical
- College and research chemistry laboratory practicals
- General-purpose vapor condensation for simpler setups
Care & Maintenance
- Grease the ground-glass joints lightly to maintain a reliable seal
- Handle carefully — the tube is a fragile point on the assembly
- Clean thoroughly after each use to prevent residue buildup
Why Choose STEMAids
STEMAids supplies a wide range of Chemistry Lab Equipments including Aspirator for related laboratory and classroom needs. Eduscope Smart Learning Solutions Private Limited is a Udyam-registered micro manufacturing enterprise (UDYAM-DL-06-0069460) and ISO 9001:2015 certified, supplying schools, colleges and vocational institutes across India and for export.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an air condenser used for?
It’s used for reflux and distillation of higher-boiling-point liquids, cooling vapor using ambient air rather than circulating water.
When should I use an air condenser instead of a water-cooled one?
Air condensers suit higher-boiling liquids that don’t require intensive cooling; for lower-boiling or more volatile compounds, a water-cooled condenser (Liebig, Allihn, or Graham) is usually preferred — confirm with STEMAids for your specific application.
What length and joint size does this condenser have?
These have not been independently verified for this listing — confirm with STEMAids before ordering.
Is this suitable for a college chemistry teaching lab?
Yes — air condensers are practical equipment for straightforward reflux setups in chemistry coursework.
Does STEMAids supply matching flasks and stands?
Contact STEMAids to confirm compatible components for a complete setup.
Is STEMAids a registered manufacturer of this product?
Yes. Eduscope Smart Learning Solutions Private Limited is a Udyam-registered micro manufacturing enterprise (UDYAM-DL-06-0069460) and is ISO 9001:2015 certified. See the About page for full registration and certification details — manufacturer-stated, verify before citing in procurement documents.
Last updated: 29 August 2026.
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