The Safest Funnel for Chemical Waste

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The Safest Funnel for Chemical Waste

24 Apr, 2023

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Open containers pose fire and health hazards when collecting liquid waste. The large ARNOLD safety funnel from SCAT Europe GmbH offers double protection thanks to the hinged lid with double seal and ball valve, even harmful solvent residues cannot escape. When not in use, the funnel closes with a quick 'click'.

The ball valve closes automatically after filling if the funnel is accidentally left open. The integrated dirt sieve catches stirrers or coarse dirt. Laboratory bottles can simply be placed on it to drain. The splash guard provides additional protection and work safety, and the strainer and splash guard can be removed for cleaning.

Thanks to its large diameter of 190 mm, even large amounts of liquid can be collected quickly and safely. The safety lance ensures clean drainage inside the container and at the same time serves as a drip edge to protect the container opening from contamination. The dimensionally stable design brings greater stability, durability and prevents deformation.

With different thread sizes, the funnel fits all standard containers. Also available in antistatic plastic – for safe grounding against ignition hazards. By using high-performance plastics (PE-HD, PE-HD-EL), the funnel achieves a very high level of chemical resistance.

The safety funnel is also available for barrels, with level control to avoid overflowing liquids.

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