The MEDILAB Pneumatic Trough is a cylindrical, autoclavable container used primarily for gas collection experiments and water displacement methods. It provides stable support for reaction vessels, test tubes, and lab apparatus during demonstrations and routine procedures. Designed for everyday laboratory use, this trough ensures chemical resistance, reliability, and ease of handling across scientific, industrial, and educational applications.

Key Features

• Manufactured from high-clarity, laboratory-grade polypropylene (PP)
• Excellent chemical resistance to common reagents
• Autoclavable at standard sterilisation temperatures
• Strong cylindrical design ensures stability during experiments
• Smooth inner walls for easy cleaning and reduced contamination
• Lightweight, durable, and shatterproof alternative to glass
• Uniform thickness and robust construction for long-term use
• Suitable for both instructional demonstrations and professional research setups

Material Specifications

• Material: Polypropylene (PP), virgin laboratory grade
• Thermal Properties: Heat-resistant, autoclavable up to 121°C
• Chemical Resistance: Suitable for a wide range of aqueous and mild chemical solutions
• Mechanical Properties: High impact strength, deformation-resistant, lightweight
• Compliance: Manufactured in accordance with international laboratory plasticware standards (ISO / ASTM applicable norms)

Technical Specifications

• Available Sizes: Multiple diameters and heights to support various experimental requirements
• Form: Cylindrical trough with flat, stable base
• Graduations: Not applicable (smooth wall design)
• Tolerance: Manufactured with consistent dimensional accuracy
• Packaging: Individually wrapped or bulk-packed as per export standards
• Accessories: Compatible with standard gas collection jars and displacement apparatus (sold separately)

 Handling & Precautions

• Safe Use: Always place the trough on a flat, stable surface before use
• Cleaning: Wash with mild detergent; rinse thoroughly with distilled water
• Autoclaving: Safe up to 121°C; avoid dry-heat sterilisation

Do’s:

• Handle with care to prevent scratching of inner surfaces
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

Don’ts:

• Do not expose to strong oxidising agents
• Avoid using abrasive scrubbers to prevent surface damage

Best Practices: Inspect regularly for wear and replace if visibly damaged

 Applications

• Gas collection experiments via water displacement
• Demonstrations of physical chemistry principles in classrooms
• Storage and soaking of glassware and lab tools
• Supporting sterilisation, cooling, or drying workflows
• Ideal for use in:
• Research laboratories
• Universities and teaching labs
• Pharmaceutical QC/QA labs
• Chemical, biotech, and environmental testing labs

Why Choose MEDILAB

• Over 35 years of expertise in laboratory plasticware manufacturing
• Trusted by institutions in 40+ countries
• Export-quality production with consistent global standards
• OEM / Private labelling available for distributors
• Strong quality control, reliability, and long product life
• Secure, international-standard packaging for safe global shipping