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[*] posted on 24-9-2018 at 13:06
Wanted: 14/23 female to 24/29 male adapter


To use my 14/23 thermometer with my 24/29 glassware I want a short adapter that looks similar to this

adapter.jpg - 112kB

Ideally I would like 14/23 to 24/29,
but any female ST/NS 14 to male ST/NS 29 would do,
if short like in the photograph.

Can anyone sell, swap, or point to, one ?
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[*] posted on 24-9-2018 at 14:50


What part of the world?
In the US:
http://unitedglasstech.com/Adapters.htm
They have 14/20 - 24/40 since that is the US 'standard'

But guessing you aren't in the US since you are using the International 'standard'.
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[*] posted on 24-9-2018 at 14:57


Sulaiman is in the UK.
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[*] posted on 24-9-2018 at 15:39


https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Multiple-Female-to-Male-Joint-Lab...
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[*] posted on 24-9-2018 at 22:47
Thanks but ...


Thank you for responding,
but the adapters pointed to are too long,
the thermometer bulb would be inside the adapter.

I guess the shape that I wanted is only available in plain glass for smoking paraphernalia.

I'll have to make a plan-B :P
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[*] posted on 24-9-2018 at 23:20


I sent you a U2U and an email Sulaiman
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[*] posted on 25-9-2018 at 00:15


If you fail to source a glass one you could fabricate a PTFE sleeve from a bar of PTFE, if you have access to a lathe. Of cause that would limit the max use temperature to about 200C.



Borosilicate glass:
Good temperature resistance and good thermal shock resistance but finite.
For normal, standard service typically 200-230°C, for short-term (minutes) service max 400°C
Maximum thermal shock resistance is 160°C
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[*] posted on 25-9-2018 at 00:33
What would I do without SM and its members ?


Thanks for the replies,

DJF90 has kindly offered a different but suitable adapter.

Problem Solved.
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