Laboratory glassware is a crucial component in any laboratory setting. It is a type of glassware that is specifically designed to withstand the harsh conditions of a laboratory, including extreme temperatures, corrosive chemicals, and physical stress. Laboratory glassware is made of a special type of glass that is resistant to thermal shock and chemical attack, and it is manufactured using precise techniques to ensure accuracy and reproducibility in experiments. Examples of laboratory glassware include beakers, flasks, test tubes, graduated cylinders, and pipettes. Each type of glassware is designed to serve a specific purpose in the laboratory, from holding and measuring liquids to conducting reactions and other experiments. Proper handling and maintenance of laboratory glassware are crucial to ensure accurate and reliable results in scientific research.
These 50 mL PYREX® round bottom, nongraduated centrifuge tubes have a No. 13 Standard Taper solid glass pennyhead stopper. Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research type.…
This PYREX® 500 mL distilling apparatus is used for determining nitrogen in organic compounds. This assembly includes a Kjeldahl flask specifically developed for this process…
These 500 mL PYREX® Kuderna Danish Concentrators are supplied with Keck clamps instead of spring hooks. The complete apparatus consists of a 3-Ball Snyder column…
PYREX® 7 mL Dounce Tissue Grinder,these hand-driven 7 mL PYREX®; tissue grinders are supplied with two pestles to ensure dissociation of cells into fine particles…
These pressed PYREX® glass plates have 9 concave depressions (22mm O.D. x 7mm deep) which are useful for soil chemistry, color reactions, microchemical applications and…
PYREX® culture tubes are supplied with deep-form 13-415 GPI threaded phenolic caps to facilitate handling and sealing after autoclaving. Caps are fabricated from a special…