Broken condenser

[The-Hive]

Anyone know someone in the UK that fix’s lab equipment as my large condenser and fraction distillation joins have snap off sick AF

 

[Frit Buchner]

You can definitely buy them cheaper from China. I got a nice ahlihn condenser for $20 from Amazon shipped free from China. 3 neck 500ml rbf, $25 you guys got Amazon?

 

[The-Hive]

Yeah but not cheap stuff like that arrives broke rather fix them tbh

 

[Frit Buchner]

Yeah but not cheap stuff like that arrives broke rather fix them tbh

The-HiveIt was from a "reputable " company, I looked at my history, it was Deschem. It was incredibly well packaged. Inside a Styrofoam box made for it and very thick walled and very dense, in a cardboard box perfectly fit and then packaged with peanuts in another cardboard box. I might have pictures, but it would have been really hard to break. I don't think 2 shots with a 8 lb maul could break it , but I can break through both sides of a block wall with the same

 

[The-Hive]

You got a link for his store on Amazon plz

 

[Frit Buchner]

It's Deschem science supply (aka Deschem)
I've shared a Brand Store on Amazon with you. https://www.amazon.com/stores/desch...HKYQZZ2E5SQ&store_ref=bl_ast_dp_brandLogo_sto

 

[The-Hive]

Dammm 3lt $89 bucks that’s like £70 to be haa 200+ on eBay uk cheers

 

[Frit Buchner]

It's pretty decent glassware too. the only better stuff I have is Pyrex or kimax. This is the best Chinese stuff I have. I just bought a new stir plate. My old one, the heating element burnt in 2. After looking long and hard I got a Vevor 500w of heating with a probe and lcd screen and it's PID so I turn the knob until it says the temperature I want and walk away. It was $140 or $150.

 

[The-Hive]

That’s grate it’s even free delivery aswell to uk goin to dm him with my list

 

[alpino]

if you are determined to atempt to repair yourself , you could try using a high-temperature glass epoxy adhesive, keep in mind to be especialy for high temperature application.

 

[The-Hive]

if you are determined to atempt to repair yourself , you could try using a high-temperature glass epoxy adhesive, keep in mind to be especialy for high temperature application.

alpinoThat was the first thing I thought off but wasn’t to sure probs still brake lol