500 mL Glass Beakers – Precision Griffin-Style Laboratory Beakers
500 mL Glass Beakers provide a dependable, heavy-duty vessel solution for larger-scale laboratory procedures including bulk solution preparation, medium-volume heating, titrations, and liquid transfer. Designed in the traditional low-form Griffin style with uniform wall thickness, these beakers balance mechanical strength with optimal thermal performance. The integrated precision spout ensures clean, spill-free pouring of reagents, while the enamel graduation scale allows for easy, approximate volumetric estimation. Built to withstand standard laboratory heating and routine sterilization cycles, these beakers meet practical quality benchmarks for scientific operations throughout Pakistan.
Key Applications:
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Bulk Reagent Preparation & Mixing: Ideal for dissolving larger quantities of solutes, preparing buffer solutions, and mixing chemical reagents in analytical workflows.
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Heating & Boiling Solutions: Suited for heating larger liquid volumes over laboratory hot plates, heating mantles, or wire gauze setups.
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Titration & Analytical Procedures: Used as intermediate collection vessels or mixing chambers during chemical titrations and qualitative tests.
Specifications & Properties:
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Product Name: 500 mL Glass Beaker / Low-Form Griffin Beaker
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Nominal Capacity: 500 mL working volume (with safe tolerance up to graduated max fill line)
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Material Composition: Heat-resistant laboratory glass
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Style/Design: Low-form Griffin pattern with flat bottom, straight sides, and a reinforced pouring spout
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Graduation Markings: Ceramic enamel permanent graduation scale with approximate subdivision increments (e.g., 50 mL or 100 mL marks)
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Thermal Tolerance: Designed for standard laboratory heating and thermal endurance
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Chemical Resistance: High inertness against water, saline solutions, aqueous reagents, and mild chemical solvents
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Packaging Options: Individual wrapping or box packaging of 6 or 10 units per pack
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Storage Conditions: Store securely on stable laboratory shelves or in drying racks protected from mechanical impact.
Safety & Handling:
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Hazard Class: Non-hazardous laboratory glassware prior to use. Thermal burn hazard when heated; laceration hazard if cracked or broken.
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Handling & Usage: Always heat glassware uniformly using a wire gauze pad or ceramic-topped hot plate. Inspect for micro-fissures or star cracks prior to thermal applications. Never heat to dryness abruptly.
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Disposal: Dispose of broken or chemically compromised glass beakers in designated rigid glass waste bins or sharps containers in accordance with institutional safety guidelines.
