Glass and porcelain

Pipettes, burettes, flasks and graduated cylinders to measure volumes accurately; hydrometers and a pycnometer for density; a desiccator, mortar and dishes to prepare samples. This is our laboratory glassware and porcelain, in borosilicate glass and class A for volumetric ware (ISO 648, 385, 1042 and 4788). Order it together with your testing equipment.

Hydrometers

Glass measuring pipettes

Burette with PTFE straight stopcpck

Gay Lussac Pyknometer

Erlenmeyer falsks arrow neck

Graduated bottles with thread

Beakers tall form

Measuring cylinder hexagonal base

Vacuum type desiccators glass cover

Porcelain mortar with pestle

Evaporating dishes porcelain round bottom

Glassware by use

UseItemStandard
Measuring an exact volumeClass A one-mark pipettes and volumetric flasksISO 648, ISO 1042
TitrationBurette with straight PTFE stopcock, class AISO 385
Measuring approximate volumesHexagonal-base graduated cylinders, graduated bottles and beakersISO 4788, ISO 4796
Mixing and heatingNarrow-neck Erlenmeyer flaskISO 1773
Density of liquids and solidsHydrometers and Gay-Lussac pycnometer—
Drying without moistureGlass desiccator with lid—
Grinding and ignitionPorcelain mortar and pestle and dishes (up to 1,150 °C)—

Why order your laboratory glassware from Proeti?

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Laboratory glassware FAQs

What does class A volumetric glassware mean?

That it meets the tightest tolerances in its ISO standard: the actual volume deviates less from the marked volume than in class B. It is used when the result depends on measuring a volume accurately, as in a titration.

Why is laboratory glassware made of borosilicate glass?

Because it expands very little with heat, withstands sudden temperature changes without breaking and resists most acids and bases. That is why it can be heated, washed hot and used with reagents without being affected.

How do you clean laboratory glassware?

Rinse it straight after use, wash it with water and laboratory detergent, rinse it with tap water and finally with distilled water. Volumetric glassware is not dried in an oven at high temperature, because it can lose its calibration.

What is a desiccator used for?

To let dry samples cool or to store them without them picking up moisture from the air. It has a desiccant, such as silica gel, at the bottom and a ground-glass lid that seals airtight.

Balances, thermometers and the rest of the laboratory supplies are in general equipment.