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Laboratory Glassware

Laboratory glassware references are borosilicate and related vessels for holding, heating and measuring. Editorial art is not a product photo.

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DWK Life Sciences / DURAN

DURAN Erlenmeyer Flasks

Borosilicate conical flask family for laboratory processes.

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DWK Life Sciences / DURAN

DURAN GL Thread Bottle Accessories

Closure and pouring-ring components for matching glass laboratory bottles.

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DWK Life Sciences / DURAN

DURAN GLS 80 Laboratory Bottle

Wide-opening glass bottle family for storage and handling of samples.

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DWK Life Sciences / DURAN

DURAN Laboratory Beakers

Borosilicate beaker family for general laboratory work.

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DWK Life Sciences / DURAN

DURAN Original Laboratory Bottle — Amber

Amber borosilicate bottle family for laboratory light-sensitive reagents.

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DWK Life Sciences / DURAN

DURAN Original Laboratory Bottle — Clear

Graduated borosilicate glass 3.3 bottle family for laboratory reagent storage.

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DWK Life Sciences / DURAN

DURAN Original Laboratory Bottle — High-Temperature Cap

Laboratory bottle family with specified heat-resistant closure formats.

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DWK Life Sciences / DURAN

DURAN Volumetric Flasks

Calibrated glass flask family for controlled solution preparation.

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Corning / PYREX

PYREX Burettes

Graduated glass dispensing tubes for titration workflows.

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Corning / PYREX

PYREX Erlenmeyer Flasks

Conical glass flasks for laboratory liquid mixing and handling.

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Corning / PYREX

PYREX Florence Flasks

Round-body glass flask formats for suitable chemistry applications.

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Corning / PYREX

PYREX Glass Condensers

Condenser glassware for distillation and reflux arrangements.

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Corning / PYREX

PYREX Glass Dropping Pipets

Small-volume glass transfer pipets.

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Corning / PYREX

PYREX Glass Funnels

Glass funnels used in laboratory transfers and filtration.

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Corning / PYREX

PYREX Glass Petri Dishes

Glass dishes intended for compatible laboratory culture work.

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Corning / PYREX

PYREX Glass Separatory Funnels

Glassware for liquid-liquid phase separation.

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Corning / PYREX

PYREX Glass Test Tubes

Glass tube range for compatible experimental protocols.

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Corning / PYREX

PYREX Graduated Cylinders

Glass measuring cylinders with graduations.

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Corning / PYREX

PYREX Low-Form Beakers

Chemically resistant laboratory beakers for mixing and heating applications.

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Corning / PYREX

PYREX Reagent Bottles

Glass storage-bottle product family for laboratory reagents.

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Corning / PYREX

PYREX Reusable Media Bottles

Borosilicate laboratory bottles intended for storage of media, reagents and solutions.

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Corning / PYREX

PYREX Tall-Form Beakers

Narrower tall-form beakers for routine laboratory handling.

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Corning / PYREX

PYREX Volumetric Flasks

Calibrated flasks for solution volume preparation.

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How these references are used

Borosilicate glassware, laboratory bottles, measuring and reaction vessels.

Laboratory Glassware 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.