Laboratory glassware refers to a variety of equipment used in scientific work, and traditionally made of glass.
Glass can be blown, bent, cut, molded, and formed into many sizes and shapes, and is therefore common in chemistry, biology, and analytical laboratories.
DESCRIPTION :-
• Pot (Spherical flask)
• With a round bottom
• With a long mouth
• Capacity: 250 ml
• Material: Glass
• Color: transparent
• Chemical resistant
• Heat resistant
DESCRIPTION :-
• Pot (Spherical flask)
• With flat bottom
• With long mouth
• Capacity: 250ml
• Material: Glass
• Color: transparent
• Chemical resistant
• Heat resistant
DESCRIPTION :-
• Capacity: 50 ml
• Material: Glass
• Graduated
• With narrow mouth
• Chemical resistant
• Heat resistant
DESCRIPTION :-
• Capacity: 100 ml
• Material: Glass
• Graduated
• With narrow mouth
• Chemical resistant
• Heat resistant
DESCRIPTION :-
• Capacity: 250 ml
• Material: Glass
• Graduated
• With narrow mouth
• Chemical resistant
• Heat resistant
DESCRIPTION :-
• Rimless
• Material: Glass test tube
• Size: 12 x 100mm
• Color: transparent
• Chemical resistant
• Heat resistant
DESCRIPTION :-
• Rimless
• Material: Glass test tube
• Size: 16 x 160mm
• Color: transparent
• Chemical resistant
• Heat resistant
DESCRIPTION :-
• Rimless
• Material: Glass test tube
• Size: 25 x 200mm
• Color: transparent
• Chemical resistant
• Heat resistant
DESCRIPTION :-
• Capacity: 100ml tarred
• Material: Glass bottle
• With frosted cap
• Color: Clear
• Heat resistant
• Chemical resistant
• Graduated
DESCRIPTION :-
• Capacity: 250ml
• Material: Glass flask
• With frosted stopper
• Heat resistant
• Chemical resistant
• Graduated
• Color: Clear
DESCRIPTION :-
• With emery cover
• Diameter: 50mm
• Bottle top filters are polystyrene funnels with integrally welded filter membranes designed for direct filtration into sterile glass media bottles.