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DWK Beaker, 500 ml Conical Shape Pyrex Borosilicate Glass, with Spout, Pack of 10

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Height

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Autoclavable
Yes
Ø
86 mm
Height
142 mm
Material
Boro 3.3
Nominal capacity
500 ml
Shape
Conical
UNSPSC
41121803
With spout
Yes

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Product description

The DWK Beaker, 500 ml Conical Shape Pyrex Borosilicate Glass, with Spout, Pack of 10 is designed for versatile laboratory applications. Manufactured from high-quality Pyrex borosilicate glass, these conical (Phillips pattern) beakers offer exceptional thermal performance and chemical resistance. The integrated spout ensures easy and precise pouring, making them ideal for mixing, heating, and analyzing liquids in various scientific settings.

Key Features:

  • Brand: DWK
  • Material: Pyrex borosilicate glass for superior durability and resistance
  • Capacity: 500 ml
  • Design: Conical shape (Phillips pattern) with integrated spout for easy pouring
  • Thermal Performance: Excellent resistance to thermal shock
  • Chemical Resistance: High resistance to chemical corrosion
  • Packaging: Pack of 10 beakers

These beakers are essential for laboratories requiring reliable and high-quality glassware for accurate and efficient sample handling.

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Beaker 500 ml, conical shape Pyrex® borosilicate glass, with spout, pack of 10

Manufacturer P/N

1020/16D

Part Number

9.014 008

Manufacturer

DWK Life Sciences​

Ø

86 mm

Beaker 250 ml, conical shape Pyrex® borosilicate glass, with spout, pack of 10

Manufacturer P/N

1020/06D

Part Number

9.014 007

Manufacturer

DWK Life Sciences​

Ø

68 mm

Frequently asked questions

It is designed for versatile laboratory applications. Manufactured from high-quality Pyrex borosilicate glass, these conical (Phillips pattern) beakers offer exceptional thermal performance and chemical resistance. The integrated spout ensures easy and precise pouring, making them ideal for mixing, heating, and analyzing liquids in various scientific settings.

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