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I need help figuring out how to connect polytetrafluoroethylene pipes or PFA pipes to glass fittings in order to transport organic chemical solvents such as dichloromethane

2023-05-09View Original

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Substances such as dichloromethane are transferred using pumps; the outlet of these pumps is connected to polytetrafluoroethylene pipes or PFA pipes. It is necessary to introduce dichloromethane and similar substances into glass containers through the glass adapters (nozzles) shown in the image. How can polytetrafluoroethylene pipes or PFA pipes be connected to those glass nozzles? The pressure of the transfer solvent should not exceed 1 atmosphere; thank you very much!
Reply #22024-03-25
Bro, is there a solution? I encountered the same problem when preparing diiodosilane

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