Double socket
A double socket is a typical laboratory device . It is made of metal and is usually used to screw two stand rods at right angles to each other. Double sleeves are therefore often used for the construction of larger equipment in laboratories.
The double cross socket allows both screw connections at right angles and screw connections parallel to one another.
The double joint sleeve with two swivel joints can be firmly locked with large wing screws and is used for fastening in every angle and every level.
Double cross sleeve
Double cross sleeves: application
Universal clamps: also for a specific rectangular cross-section
Universal clamps: application, also T-shaped position of the bars
Further meaning
Double socket is also the name of a connection piece between two pipe ends. It is used z. B. in pipeline construction , as a fitting , or in drive technology (see also socket ).
Individual evidence
- ^ Walter Wittenberger: Chemische Laboratoriumstechnik , Springer-Verlag, Vienna, New York, 7th edition, 1973, p. 15, ISBN 3-211-81116-8 .