Beaker, Low Form

Beaker, Low Form

Beaker Low Form, Graduated with Spout

  • Complies with DIN 12331 & ISO 3819
  • Easy-to-read scale and Large Labeling field for easy marking
  • Spout at the rim for easy pouring of Liquids
  • Uniform wall thickness
  • High Heat Resistance
  • Resistant to chemical attack
  • Transparency of glass provides high visibility and easy measurement.

Printing can be done in White or Blue colour.

SKU: 11001 Categories: ,

Description

Catalog No.Capacity (ml)Dia. (mm)Height (mm)Pack of
11001/125345110
11001/250
425810
11001/3100507010
11001/3a150608810
11001/4250709510
11001/54008011010
11001/6500831188
11001/7600901258
11001/810001051576
11001/920001321854
11001/1030001522101
11001/1150001702701
11001/12100002203501

A Beaker is a flat-bottom cylindrical container that comes in several sizes. Beakers are provided with a spout at its top rim for easy pouring. It can be both, graduated and non graduated, can be of different materials like Borosilicate Glass, PP, TPX, etc.

Uses of a Beaker in Laboratories:

  1. Holding liquids – helps in easy containment of a liquid as a preferable containment vessel during an experiment.

  2. Containing a chemical reaction – can be used to contain a chemical reaction while mixing two or more chemicals for an experiment in a wide mouth, flat bottom container.

  3. Measuring liquids – graduated beakers are marked with easy to read volume marks for effortless measurement.

  4. Heating liquids – a flat base cylindrical form of a beaker of Boro 3.3 glass is also used for heating the liquids on bunsen burners, heating plates, etc.

  5. Stirring or Mixing Liquids – wide mouth cylindrical form of a beaker is easy to use the container for mixing or stirring liquids and preparing the liquid solution.

A glass beaker is a laboratory container made of glass, commonly used for measuring, mixing, and heating liquids. They are typically cylindrical in shape with a flat bottom and a small spout. They come in a variety of sizes, with commonly used sizes ranging from 50 milliliters to 1000 milliliters. Glass beakers are often used in experiments and demonstrations, as well as for storing chemicals and solutions. They are also used in chemical reactions and to measure the volume of liquids.

Glass beakers are made of heat-resistant borosilicate glass and can withstand high temperatures and pressures. They are easy to clean and can be used multiple times. They are also transparent, allowing for observation of contents inside.