Amber Lab Glassware

Description

MEDILAB Amber Lab Glassware is a premium range of chemically resistant laboratory vessels designed to protect light-sensitive samples during storage, handling, and analysis. Manufactured from high-grade Borosilicate Glass 3.3, these amber-coloured containers ensure excellent thermal stability and long-term durability. Widely used in research, pharma, and industrial laboratories, they provide reliable protection against UV/visible light degradation, ensuring sample integrity in critical workflows. Their consistent performance makes them essential for routine lab operations, quality testing, and specialised analytical applications.

 Key Features

  • Amber UV-Protection: Prevents photochemical degradation of light-sensitive reagents, solutions, and biological samples.
  • High Chemical Resistance: Suitable for acids, alkalis, solvents, and most laboratory chemicals.
  • Superior Durability: Made from Borosilicate Glass 3.3, offering excellent thermal shock resistance and long service life.
  • Precision Manufacturing: Smooth contours, uniform wall thickness, and high dimensional accuracy ensure dependable, repeatable use.
  • Heat & Autoclave Safe: Withstands high-temperature sterilisation and repeated heating cycles.
  • Versatile Range: Available in multiple forms, bottles, flasks, beakers, vials, reagent containers, and speciality glassware.
  • Leak-Proof Compatibility: Designed for tight-fitting caps and closures for secure sample storage.
  • Ideal for Sensitive Samples: Protects pharmaceuticals, diagnostic reagents, culture media, stock solutions, and organic chemicals.

Material Specifications

  • Material: Borosilicate Glass 3.3 (Type 1, Class A glass)
  • Thermal Properties: Low coefficient of thermal expansion: 3.3 × 10⁻⁶ /°C High resistance to thermal shock Working temperature: Up to 500°C (intermittent heating)
  • Chemical Properties: Highly resistant to acids, alkalis, salts, and organic solvents. Non-reactive surface ensures sample purity
  • Mechanical Properties: High hardness and scratch resistance, robust structural strength
  • Compliance Standards: Manufactured according to international laboratory glassware norms

Technical Specifications

  • Available Capacities: As per the standard size table
  • Dimensions: Accurate and standardised as per ISO/DIN norms
  • Volume Accuracy: Class A / Class B versions available (for volumetric items)
  • Calibration: Volumetric products are available with single or multiple calibration marks. Printed, fired-on graduations for long-lasting clarity
  • Accessories (as applicable): Screw caps, PP/GL closures, PTFE liners Pouring rings, stoppers, and adapters. Custom branding and logo printing available

Handling & Precautions

  • Safe Use: Handle with care to prevent impact or sudden temperature shifts.
  • Cleaning: Use non-abrasive detergents; rinse with distilled/deionised water. Avoid harsh mechanical scrubbing that can scratch the surface.
  • Autoclaving: Safe at 121°C for standard cycles. Keep caps slightly loose during sterilisation.
  • Heating Limits: Avoid direct flame unless specifically designed for heating. Allow gradual temperature changes to prevent stress fractures.
  • Do’s & Don’ts: Do: Inspect regularly for cracks or chips. Don’t: Apply sudden thermal shocks or drop onto hard surfaces.
  • Best Practices: Store in padded racks; avoid stacking heavy items. For a long life, maintain proper drying and safe storage conditions.

Applications

MEDILAB Amber Lab Glassware is widely used across scientific, industrial, and quality-testing environments, including:

  • Pharmaceutical laboratories (sample storage, reagent preparation, stability studies)
  • Chemical and petrochemical industries
  • Biotech, microbiology, and life science research
  • Universities & research institutes
  • QC/QA laboratories for analytical testing
  • Environmental, food, and water testing labs
  • Light-sensitive sample handling, such as vitamins, essential oils, organic compounds, media, and culture solutions

Its ability to protect light-sensitive materials makes it a core component of daily laboratory workflows.