Volumetric Glassware

Volumetric Glassware

Volumetric glassware plays a critical role in laboratories where accuracy and consistency matter. Designed for precise liquid measurement, these tools ensure reliable results in chemical analysis, research labs, pharmaceutical production, education, and industrial testing.

At MEDILAB, we manufacture high-performance volumetric glassware using borosilicate 3.3 glass, ensuring excellent clarity, chemical resistance, and thermal stability. Each piece is calibrated in-house at our ISO 17025–compliant laboratory, achieving Class A accuracy in accordance with international standards.

Types of Volumetric Glassware We Offer

Perfect for bulk buyers, wholesalers, and scientific equipment distributors.

Volumetric Flasks

  • Flat-bottom design with a sharp graduation mark
  • Ideal for preparing highly accurate standard solutions

 Pipettes (Volumetric & Graduated)

  • Narrow, uniform tubes for transferring exact liquid quantities
  • Essential for titration and analytical chemistry

Burettes

  • Precision tubes with smooth, leak-proof stopcocks
  • Used for controlled dispensing during titrations

 Measuring Cylinders

  • Sturdy, cylindrical tubes with clear graduations
  • Suitable for routine volume measurement in labs

Our volumetric glassware is widely used for:

  • Preparing standard and buffer solutions
  • Measuring and transferring accurate liquid volumes
  • Analytical chemistry, titrations, and QC processes
  • Pharmaceutical formulation and research
  • Academic and industrial laboratory testing

Distributors supplying universities, research centres, chemical industries, and pharma companies will find MEDILAB products highly preferred due to accuracy and durability.

Handling Guidelines (For Long-Term Performance)

  • Always rinse glassware with distilled water before and after use
  • Use volumetric flasks and pipettes only for measuring, not for mixing harsh chemicals
  • Avoid using flames or high heat directly on volumetric items
  • Dry glassware at room temperature to prevent calibration drift
  • Use appropriate pipette fillers; avoid mouth pipetting

To ensure consistent accuracy and safety:

  • Do not exceed marked volume calibrations
  • Store away from sudden temperature changes to prevent stress cracks
  • Inspect for chips or scratches before use—discard damaged pieces
  • Handle burettes with care to protect stopcocks from breakage
  • Recalibrate periodically for high-precision applications

Why Global Distributors Choose MEDILAB

  • Borosilicate 3.3 glass for durability and chemical resistance
  • ISO/DIN-compliant manufacturing
  • Class A accuracy with ISO 17025 calibration
  • Bulk production capacity for large international orders
  • Custom branding, packaging, and OEM/ODM support available
  • Competitive export pricing with reliable worldwide shipping