What types of glassware are available?
Our selection includes beakers, flasks, test tubes, and various other laboratory glassware. Availability may vary based on stock.
Is the glassware cleaned before sale?
Yes, all used lab glassware is thoroughly cleaned before being sold. However, we recommend sterilization before use in sensitive applications.
Can I use this glassware for chemical experiments?
Yes, used lab glassware is suitable for general laboratory use. However, always check for any visible damage before conducting experiments.
Are there any visible defects or damages?
We ensure that the glassware is free from significant cracks or breaks, but minor scratches or signs of prior use may be present.
Can I use this glassware for food or beverage purposes?
No, lab glassware is not certified for food or beverage use and should only be used for scientific or educational purposes.
Is this glassware heat-resistant?
Most lab glassware is designed to withstand high temperatures, but it depends on the specific type of glass used. Always check for stress points or damage before heating.
Can this glassware be autoclaved?
Most lab glassware is autoclavable, but it is advisable to inspect each piece for damage before sterilization to prevent breakage.
How should I handle and store used lab glassware?
Store in a dry, stable environment, away from sudden temperature changes, and handle with care to avoid breakage.
Can I mix and match different types of glassware?
Yes, you can select from various types of glassware based on your needs, as long as they are suitable for your intended application.
Is the glassware resistant to chemical reactions?
Most lab glassware is made from borosilicate or other chemical-resistant materials, making it suitable for a wide range of chemical applications. However, always confirm compatibility with specific chemicals before use.