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Scharlau presents its innovative new Schlenk adapter, a glassware accessory for transforming reactions under inert or controlled vacuum atmospheres. It is de...

New Schlenk component for experiments in inert atmospheres

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More than just a kitchen utensil, a pestle and mortar is a staple in most scientific laboratories. Made from durable materials, they’re used to grind compo...

The Importance of Cleaning Your Lab's Pestle and Mortar

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From flasks and beakers to test tubes and pipettes, glassware is a staple in most scientific laboratories. Purpose-built to cope with the demands of scientif...

How to Clean Glassware in the Lab

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From research and development centres to clinical testing and analysis facilities, cleaning is critical in laboratories of all shapes and sizes. Best practic...

6 Best Practices for Laboratory Cleaning

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Gold-standard laboratory hygiene improves safety, efficiency and accuracy across the board. In a clean and hygienic laboratory, personnel can carry out tasks...

Laboratory Hygiene - A Comprehensive Guide

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Borosil is a trusted brand for laboratory products world over. The company has been manufacturing laboratory glassware with the latest technology in India fo...

Specialty Glassware and Laboratory Equipment that Scientists Can Trust

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Borosil Ltd has been a trusted brand for laboratories all over the world. The company has been manufacturing laboratory glassware using modern contemporary t...

Specialty Glassware and Laboratory Equipment for Scientific Applications

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Wiggens introduces the new WS-300/300R shaking incubator, specifically designed for a variety of biological and biotech applications. The instrument provides...

New Dual-Action Shaking Incubator

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Pyrex<sup>®</sup> glassware has been manufactured in the UK since 1923. SciLabware has gained almost a century of expertise, experience and knowledge in the...

Why Pyrex®?

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Quickfit® ground glass joints were first developed in 1934 by a British company, Triplex Safety Glass Company, as an alternative to scientists having to use...

Highly Versatile Jointed Glassware for Every Laboratory Application

Glassware for liquid handling in laboratories includes essential items such as beakers, graduated cylinders, pipettes, and burettes. These tools are designed for precise measurement, transfer, and mixing of liquids. Beakers and graduated cylinders are used for general liquid measurement, while pipettes and burettes allow for more precise dispensing. Glassware is favored for its chemical resistance and ability to withstand high temperatures, making it indispensable in a variety of laboratory applications, from analytical chemistry to biology and environmental science.