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pilot scale glassware for sale [from GERMANY]
great to be back. 
my friend bought two laboratories and asked me whether I could offer it to english audiences as he's not familiar with it. I thought, some of you
might be interested.
Due to this being a private endeavour and me not being active in the chemistry business anymore, I cannot promise to answer everyday but I promise to
check this forum as many times as possible, hopefully, time allows for daily correspondence. It would make things easier for the three of us (you, him
and me in the middle) to have a price suggestion from your side concerning the item you're interested in.
There is LOADS of glassware not accounted for, so just ask for it.
One thing that is important for me:
Pretty pretty please, for the love of freedom, please let me know about law regulation concerning the purchase of glassware. I only know of
US-regulations but am unaware of its spcialities. Being a citizen of the old world, there is no regulation surrounding these tools so I wholeheartedly
hereby offer the following items:
information dated [2020-04-27]
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I sent you a U2U
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as did i...send you a u2u
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also can i just add
FUCK ME WHAT A SET OF PHOTOS OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Wow this it is Gear Porn 
Komme aus DE NRW...
Is it possible to buy from the area where it sits?
Is there a item list or should i make one in what iam interested and you look if you have it?
I hope i have not misunderstood because you like to offer to English sector but not at all?
Love all the Pictures
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My girlfriend caught me watching dirty pictures 
PM sent.
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glad you like them.
there is so much more that I am rather unhappy not to be able to have a list for you. please try to specify as narrow as possible what you are looking
for as it doenst stop at the pictures by far. Also, theres a glass blower working together with my friend, who looks back on a hell of a lot
experience.
             
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This is all in Germany, right?
If only I lived in Europe. Mever mind. I will enjoy the pictures. Some of thise custom pieces are just crazy.
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Quote: Originally posted by j_sum1  | This is all in Germany, right?
If only I lived in Europe. Mever mind. I will enjoy the pictures. Some of thise custom pieces are just crazy. |
Yes it is in Germany. My friend is rather experienced in shipping glassware so you could expect it to arrive healthy even on the other side of the
solar system.
I am especially astonished by the little double-walled RBF's. Imagine how long it took the glass blowers to create them. It takes some skill for
those.
Also, 20-chambered bell bottom column. (dont know the term for that one in english) One should succeed in some sharp separations with that one.
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i u2u'ed you
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Woah... do you have anything in NS 24/40?
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If you have any KD-22 rotovap seals in the pile of stuff, I would be interested in some. In the US, but those would be easy to ship in a small
envelope.
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@Karlos³ : as most parts (if not all) were produced in or for Germany, chances are rather slim to find glassware with a 24mm diameter within that
very pile (those piles  ). Standard here is NS14, NS29, NS19. I reckon, there
will be some parts but I fear, those are rather rare. As mentioned, there is a glassblower, so I will pass a questiion adressing adaptors.
@Dr.Bob : just passed that question to my friend. Then again, I couldnt find anything on KD-22 on google. Why is that? Only the seals as spare part
are available from several shops. It is büchi-manufactured, correct?
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The main vacuum seal on the Buchi rotovaps shown (R111 or R114) are a KD-22 part (at least in the US), it is a black rubber seal with a tan inner
lining, it might have a different part number in Germany, but they are becoming vary hard to find now, at least in the US. They would be in a small
plastic bag, likely stored with any other Rotovap parts. A link to a photo is below:
https://www.fishersci.com/shop/products/buchi-vacuum-seal-ro...
if you find any, I would be interested in buying some.
That is an enormous pile of glass and equipment. I thought I had a lot when I started helping my friend Ed, but you clearly hit the jackpot there.
There is some very nice stuff in that lot, but it may take years to sell it all.
[Edited on 30-4-2021 by Dr.Bob]
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I know I'm new to the forum and therefore not that trustworthy but I'm going to give a a quick review anyways:
I bought a variety of glassware including a vigreux column, a dean-stark apparatus, a dimroth-condenser and some basic stuff like beakers, round
bottom flask, etc. Everything was offered at a very good price and some of the stuff is in its original packaging. I have never seen that much
glassware or such a variaty. They have basically everything. If you are looking for something specific, they probably have it. I can only recommend.
Very happy and would defenetly buy again. Thanks for the opportunity!
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This is pretty much oversized for what I do, but still, how much would he sell any of those Rotovaps? Also, any vacuum pump?
Viel Spaß, dazu! :p
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routine
My apologies for the late response. Family keeping me busy.
My friend was a bit overwhelmed by the resonance he got from you. Both storage areas are >100km from where he lives. Thats the reason for him not
being able to answer every request straight away. He will be there once a week and have a look whether that sought item is there which is why he
cannot answer straight away. So, I need to step back from the promise to check messages every day. It will be weekly, at the very minimum.
To answer reoccuring questions upfront:
-The several Rotovaps R114 shall go for 600EU a piece.
- He offers walkarounds only for the ones interested in buying bulk. Everything small is stored in boxes, so there is nothing to see, but only to
search there.
-There are reactors ranging from 1 Liter to 100 Liters, they go from 600 to 8000 Euros including accessoires. Either they are heated via a
double-mantle or come with a metal waterbath container and thus, require a thermostat They include a top with an overhead stirrer and its fittings
(its called KPG-stirrer in Germany). There are several available:
Reactors are:
- 10L or 50L including water bath: 600/1500EU respectively
- 0.5L, 1L, 3L, 5L, 15L double mantle reactors:
600, 600, 2500, 5000, 8000 EU respectively.
- 100L including internal heating: 3500EU, without heating : 2000EU
There are two metal autoclaves not accounted for on the pictures:
3L / 180 bar and a 1L up to 100 bar
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Thanks for the pricing of the rotovaps. That model is way oversized for me (I couldn't even connect one of my flasks to it) but at that price level,
it’s a snip for whomever is interested. I’m not sure anyone will ever buy a 100 L reactor, lol
Viele Grüße nochmals and vielen Dank!
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The U.S. federal government places few restrictions on the transfer of equipment. Items of interest are... Tableting Machines, Hydrogenators, 22
Liter Flasks and heating Mantles... That's pretty much it. U.S. Suppliers are required to keep records of sales. Not really illegal to buy,
sell, or own.... The government just likes to keep track of such items.
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