Description
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The MEDILAB Measuring Cylinder with Hexagonal Base, Class B, is a reliable piece of volumetric glassware designed for routine liquid measurement in laboratory environments. It offers dependable accuracy for daily laboratory tasks while ensuring enhanced stability through its hexagonal base. This measuring cylinder is an essential tool for efficient and safe volume measurement across educational, industrial, and research laboratories.
Key Features
- Class B accuracy is suitable for general laboratory applications
- The hexagonal base design provides excellent stability and prevents tipping
- Clearly printed, permanent enamel graduations for easy volume reading
- Integrated spout for smooth, controlled pouring
- Durable glass construction for long-term laboratory use
- Optional enamel printing in white, blue, or amber color
Material Specifications
- Material Type: High-quality laboratory glass
- Thermal Properties: Suitable for standard laboratory temperature conditions
- Chemical Resistance: Resistant to common laboratory acids, bases, and solvents
- Mechanical Properties: Uniform wall thickness for strength and durability
- Standards Compliance: Conforms to DIN EN ISO 4788 standards
Technical Specifications
- Available Capacities: Commonly available from 10 ml to 2000 ml
- Design: Cylindrical body with pouring spout and hexagonal base
- Accuracy Class: Class B
- Tolerance: As specified by DIN / ISO Class B standards
- Calibration: Calibrated at 20 °C
- Accessories Included: Standard supply without stopper
Handling & Precautions
- Always place the cylinder on a level surface for accurate readings
- Read the liquid volume at eye level, aligning with the meniscus
- Clean using mild detergents and non-abrasive cleaning tools
- Suitable for autoclaving under standard laboratory conditions
- Avoid sudden thermal shocks and mechanical impacts
- Store in a clean, dry area when not in use
Applications
- Routine liquid measurement in chemical and analytical laboratories
- Pharmaceutical and industrial quality control processes
- Academic and teaching laboratories for practical experiments
- Biotechnology and life-science research facilities
- Daily laboratory workflows where reliable volume measurement is required
