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Laboratory Accessories

Accessory references are racks, clamps, spatulas and the small reusable tools that hold the rest of a setup in place.

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Glassco Laboratory Equipments

Glassco Glassware Adapters

Components for connecting compatible laboratory glassware joints.

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Glassco Laboratory Equipments

Glassco Laboratory Boss Heads

Connecting clamps used with retort stands.

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Glassco Laboratory Equipments

Glassco Laboratory Burette Clamps

Support clamps designed for burette-mounted titration setups.

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Glassco Laboratory Equipments

Glassco Laboratory Spatulas

Spatula tools for transferring solid laboratory materials.

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Glassco Laboratory Equipments

Glassco Retort Rings

Support rings used with laboratory stands.

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Glassco Laboratory Equipments

Glassco Retort Stands

Laboratory support stands for glassware and accessories.

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Glassco Laboratory Equipments

Glassco Rubber Stoppers

Closure components for compatible laboratory vessels.

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Glassco Laboratory Equipments

Glassco Rubber Tubing

Flexible tubing for laboratory transfer systems.

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How these references are used

Racks, clamps, spatulas, brushes and reusable laboratory accessories.

Laboratory Accessories records describe glass and plastic formats used to hold, measure or move liquid. Material, class and capacity are shown only when they were verified for that family. A drawing on this site is editorial line art, not a manufacturer photograph, unless a representative image is credited. A catalogue line is a reference for an enquiry. It is not a price, a stock statement, or a claim that Evrinth Studio distributes or operates the named product.

Selection considerations

Match chemical compatibility and temperature to the task. Borosilicate, polypropylene and other polymers are not substitutes by default.
Volumetric claims belong to a stated class and capacity. If the record says the code is not verified, do not invent one.
Lids, stoppers and autoclave cycles are separate questions. Ask them when the vessel will be heated or stored.
Teaching sets and research sets can share a shape and still differ in tolerance. Say which setting the enquiry is for.