Laboratory flasks, beakers and cylinders

Compare PP and PC formats for mixing, preparation and routine volume handling. Check closure, graduation, tolerance and sterilization requirements by model.

PC Erlenmeyer Culture Flasks

Prepare media, mix solutions and carry out shaking cultures in PC vessels from 125 mL to 1 L. Polycarbonate is the body material for these laboratory containers, also commonly known as conical culture flasks.

GL45 PP Erlenmeyer Flasks

Mix laboratory reagents and prepare solutions in polypropylene vessels from 75 mL to 1 L. These PP flasks are also used for media preparation and are commonly called conical flasks in laboratory work.

PP Narrow-Neck Erlenmeyer Flasks

From 25 mL preparations to 2 L batches, these PP vessels are used for mixing solutions, reagents and media. The polypropylene vessels are also commonly known as conical flasks for solution preparation.

PP Volumetric Flasks

Solution preparation and laboratory dilution are the uses for this 10 mL to 1 L polypropylene range. The PP vessels are also called measuring flasks, with capacities chosen according to the volume of solution being prepared.

PP Graduated Cylinders

Measure and dispense laboratory liquids in polypropylene vessels from 10 mL to 2 L. Commonly called measuring cylinders, this PP range covers liquid-volume work in solution preparation and other routine laboratory tasks.

PP Griffin Low-Form Beakers

Holding, mixing and transferring liquids are the everyday uses for these 30 mL to 2 L PP vessels. Made from polypropylene, they are commonly described as low-form beakers or Griffin beakers in laboratory work.