Sulaiman
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24/40 ptfe sleeves required
Can anyone point me to a cheap source for 24/40 ptfe sleeves ?
Although my Chinese NS24 glassware is good value,
I feel that the joints do not fit/seal as well as my Quickfit glassware,
also
I do not like the trade-off between potentially frozen joints, and grease pollution.
(I am in UK)
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PirateDocBrown
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What do you call "cheap"? I know where they can be had in the US, but I'd almost rather have the grease, for the price they want.
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Quote: Originally posted by Sulaiman | Can anyone point me to a cheap source for 24/40 ptfe sleeves ?
Although my Chinese NS24 glassware is good value,
I feel that the joints do not fit/seal as well as my Quickfit glassware,
also
I do not like the trade-off between potentially frozen joints, and grease pollution.
(I am in UK) |
I have the same problem with some of my Chinese glassware. I checked the fit with lipstick. Some joints had the angle slightly wrong one appeared to
be distorted. I now check all new ones against some quickfit I have.
I searched for ptf sleeves but did not find any that cost less than the price I paid for the glass.
I have tried plumber's PTF tape. Its seems effective but I have not tried it with vacuum.
I have also searched for details of how the joints are ground but only found general info.
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