Laboratory glassware refers to a variety of equipmentin scientific work traditionally made of glass. Glass can be blown, bent, cut, molded, formed into manysizes and shapes, and is therefore common inchemistry, biology, and analytical laboratories. Many laboratories have a training programs to demonstrate how glassware is used and to alert first time users to the safety hazards involved with using glassware.
| General glassware | ||
| 1, Various kinds of volume and aperture round & flat bottom flask, conical & solanum flask, Double mouth , three mouth and four mouth flask | ||
| 2, Different length & plug air, straight, sphere and spiral condenser | ||
| 3, Constant pressure separation funnel with different volume, aperture, sphere, pyriform and tubular. | ||
| 4, Various kinds of distillation bend, still head, standard plug, standard jacket, receiving tube | ||
| 5, Various kinds of test tube, two-way and tee joint | ||
| 6, Various kinds of vitreous lamella glass column, round lens, glass tank, viewing cup | ||
| 7, Dewar bottle (Specification：inner diameter/outter diameter*height，mm) | ||
| 120/150*320 | ||
| 150/180*260 | ||
| 180/210*280 | ||
| 210/240*300 |
