Laboratory Glassware

Laboratory Glassware

80 INR/Piece

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Laboratory Glassware Price And Quantity

  • 1000 Piece
  • 80 INR/Piece

Laboratory Glassware Product Specifications

  • Glass
  • Flasks

Laboratory Glassware Trade Information

  • Letter of Credit (L/C) Letter of Credit at Sight (Sight L/C) Telegraphic Transfer (T/T)
  • 1000 Piece Per Month
  • 7-15 Days
  • Yes
  • Free samples available with shipping and taxes paid by the buyer
  • All India

Product Description

Accredited with ISO 9001:2008 certification, we have become the notable manufacturer exporter and supplier of Laboratory Glassware. The provided glassware is generally intended for use in laboratory, medical and research centers to carry out different kinds of reactions and observations with chemicals. This glassware is manufactured under the strict vigilance of our ingenious professionals using optimal quality glass and modern methodology in conformity with international quality standards. As per the specific demands of clients, we are offering this Laboratory Glassware is different designs, sizes and capacities at cost-effective prices.

Features:

  • Resistant to heat, crack and chemicals

  • Minimal coefficient of expansion

  • Uniform wall thickness distribution in all models

  • Prevents stresses forming and bursting during heating and cooling

     Laboratory glassware encompasses a wide range of tools and equipment made of glass used for scientific experiments, measurements, and procedures in laboratories. Here is an overview of the various types of laboratory glassware and their typical uses:

    Types of Laboratory Glassware

    1. Beakers:

      • Cylindrical with a flat bottom, available in various sizes.
      • Used for mixing, stirring, and heating chemicals.
    2. Flasks:

      • Erlenmeyer Flasks: Conical shape with a flat bottom, used for mixing by swirling and heating.
      • Volumetric Flasks: Flat bottom with a long neck, used for preparing precise standard solutions.
      • Round Bottom Flasks: Round bottom, used in heating and distillation processes.
    3. Test Tubes:

      • Cylindrical with a rounded bottom, small and large sizes.
      • Used for holding, mixing, and heating small quantities of liquids.
    4. Pipettes:

      • Used for transferring precise volumes of liquid.
      • Types include graduated pipettes, volumetric pipettes, and micropipettes.
    5. Burettes:

      • Long, graduated tubes with a stopcock at the bottom.
      • Used in titration to deliver precise volumes of a liquid reagent.
    6. Graduated Cylinders:

      • Tall, cylindrical with graduation marks.
      • Used for measuring precise volumes of liquids.
    7. Watch Glasses:

      • Circular, concave pieces of glass.
      • Used for evaporating liquids, holding solids while being weighed, or covering beakers.
    8. Funnels:

      • Conical shape, used with filter paper for filtration.
      • Types include Buchner funnels and separatory funnels.
    9. Petri Dishes:

      • Shallow cylindrical glass or plastic dishes.
      • Used for culturing microorganisms.
    10. Glass Rods:

      • Solid rods of glass used for stirring mixtures.
    11. Desiccators:

      • Sealed containers with desiccants used to keep samples dry.

    Properties and Advantages

    • Chemical Resistance: Glassware is resistant to most chemicals, making it ideal for a wide range of laboratory applications.
    • Transparency: Allows for easy observation of contents and reactions.
    • Heat Resistance: Borosilicate glass (e.g., Pyrex) can withstand high temperatures, making it suitable for heating and autoclaving.
    • Non-Porous: Does not absorb chemicals, ensuring accurate measurements and reactions.

    Maintenance and Safety

    • Cleaning: Proper cleaning with detergents and thorough rinsing is essential to prevent contamination.
    • Handling: Careful handling to avoid breakage; using appropriate holders and clamps when heating or manipulating glassware.
    • Storage: Proper storage in cabinets or racks to prevent damage and contamination.

    Applications

    • Chemical Analysis: Quantitative and qualitative analysis using titrations, pH measurements, and spectrophotometry.
    • Biological Studies: Culturing microorganisms, cell cultures, and biological assays.
    • Educational Laboratories: Demonstrations and experiments in schools and universities.
    • Industrial Labs: Quality control, research, and development in pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, and chemical industries.

     

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