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Open-Access Glass Vessels for Everyday Mixing, Measuring & Transfer
Shop glass beakers for routine laboratory mixing, holding, transferring and measuring of liquids. Beakers provide an open-top vessel format commonly used across research, analytical and general laboratory workflows. Selection should consider capacity, glass type, graduation requirements, dimensions and compatibility with the intended process or equipment. LabShopNow organizes glass beakers within its laboratory glassware range to support easier product comparison and purchasing. Review the specifications of each beaker before selecting a size or format for a laboratory application.
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Borosil Beakers, Tall-Form with Spout
$389.20$538.68Borosil Beakers, Tall-Form with Spout
Sku: 1060028Tall-Form Glass Beakers with Spout and Uniform Wall Thickness Borosil Beaker Griffin Tall Form with Spout ISO 3819 Borosilicate uniform wall thickness 800mL CS/20 Material 3.3 Borosilicate Color clear Height...Sku: 1060028 -
Borosil Griffin Low-Form Beakers with Spout
$118.53$164.06Borosil Griffin Low-Form Beakers with Spout
11 variantsSku: 1000D12Griffin Low-Form Beakers with Spout for General Lab Use Borosil Beaker Griffin Low Form with Spout Graduated ISO 3819 Borosilicate 600mL CS/40 Material Glass Beaker 50 ml to 10L Approx....Sku: 1000D12
Shop glass beakers for laboratory liquid mixing, holding and transfer. Compare capacities, graduations and dimensions for routine laboratory workflows.
Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are glass beakers used for?
Glass beakers are used for compatible laboratory liquid holding, mixing, transferring and approximate volume measurement.
2. How do I choose the correct beaker size?
Select capacity according to the liquid volume, available working space and requirements of the laboratory procedure.
3. Are glass beakers used for precise measurement?
Graduated beakers can support volume estimation, but users should select appropriate calibrated volumetric equipment when higher measurement precision is required.
4. What should I compare when buying laboratory beakers?
Compare capacity, dimensions, glass type, graduation format and compatibility with the intended application.
