Does anyone use these for a labware grid?
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Like a rack for drying / storing your lab glass?
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u mean for the actual glass? like setup to run
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I don’t see why you couldn’t use it, as long as it was secured to the table surface and possibly a wall. We use Lattice Lab System, Set #3 - Emerald Scientific to support our shortpath glassware during runs. Its bolted to the table, and tied into the wall up top. Same idea essentially, but could be a better budget option.
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That is roughly what we use too. I prefer poles attached to the heating mantle though, at least on 10+ L setups.
That’s basically it. But what I posted could probably be used.
i wouldnt use the uline option then. Its flimsy compared to a standard chem grid for mounting glassware.
The grid you shared wouldnt allow ease of adjustments either as you would need to completely detach the clamp to move it up a couple inches. With the standard chem grid you can slide clamps up and down easily and left and right easily. this is very helpful if you have a constantly changing glassware setup. They will also hold much more weight. if you wantthe best price go buy some stainless rods cut to length and then a bunch of clamps and make your own.
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That’s what I needed to know, thank you
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Those look cool. Looks like they’re aluminum though?
Uline units are chrome(d)
It’s called a lattice rack.
ULINE actively campaigns against cannabis, avoid supporting them
$27 per 12 pack of these
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Never knew that. 
I will try not to patronize them when it comes to cannabis related stuff
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I think that they’re afraid of the implications of fiber and bioplastics, and are in general, turkeys
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What a horribly written article and ugly website
Any idea where to acquire all those chemicals behind him?
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Collage chemistry labs, storage rooms.
I assure you that shulgin has a lot of chemicals that you would be very hard pressed to find at the local college.
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8020 is the best, just picked some up at the scrap yard for $1.60/lb. No wobble. Hoping to eliminate all of my regular round ring clamp stuff with it
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Dat Schlenk
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The problem with that is the individual wires may be to small for a boss head, or bear the weight of the glass.
my old one was made from 1/2" rebar spray painted black, you could climb on that thing and it was like 15 ft long.
home depot+mig welder+rebar= 
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