Pyrex Griffin Lab Beaker, Glass, 50ml
Griffin Beaker, 50ml, Graduations (10-40ml) - Griffin beaker has a reinforced rim, uniform wall thickness, and a spout designed for excellent pouring. Approximate volume graduations guide measuring/mixing. Large matte area for pencil markings. Glass is chemical, heat and wear resistant.
Glass Beakers are useful for handling, collecting corrosive solvents, and bitumen samples. Low Form, Griffin Beakers meet ASTM E960 Type 1 requirements and are constructed from borosilicate glass and have reinforced rims, uniform wall thickness, and spouts designed for easy pouring. Approximate volume graduations guide for measuring and mixing, and a large matte area makes pencil markings visible. Standard models come as single flasks and items with the letter “P” in the model number come in packages of six or twelve.
Features:
- Reinforced rims
- Borosilicate glass with uniform thickness
- Easy-pour spouts
- Convenient volume gradations
- Matte spots for labeling purposes
ASTM E960 Type 1
Accessories:
- Crucible Tongs, 8in Length are specifically designed to grasp Griffin beakers with volume capacities ranging from 50ml to 2,000ml with their 5in (127mm) plastisol-coated jaws.
- Beaker Tongs, 10in Length with 5in plastisol-coated jaws fit 50 to 2,000mL beakers
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The Pyrex Griffin Lab Beaker in 50ml is a versatile glassware essential for any laboratory setting. Crafted from durable borosilicate glass, this beaker is designed to withstand chemicals, heat, and wear with ease. The reinforced rims, uniform wall thickness, and easy-pour spout make handling and pouring liquids simple and efficient.
Accurate volume graduations (10-40ml) on the beaker aid in precise measuring and mixing, while the large matte area provides ample space for labeling and marking with a pencil. This low form Griffin beaker meets ASTM E960 Type 1 requirements, ensuring reliability and quality in your experiments.
Use this glass beaker for handling corrosive solvents, collecting samples, or any other laboratory applications that require a durable and reliable container. The convenient size and gradations make it suitable for a wide range of tasks in the lab.
Pair this 50ml Griffin beaker with accessories like Crucible Tongs or Beaker Tongs for added ease and efficiency. Explore our full line of Volumetric Flasks, Erlenmeyer Flasks, Filter Flasks, and more to complete your laboratory glassware collection.
Whether you are a professional scientist, chemistry student, or hobbyist experimenter, the Pyrex Griffin Lab Beaker in 50ml is a must-have for accurate measurements, reliable performance, and efficient lab work. Upgrade your glassware collection with this top-quality beaker today and experience the difference in your experiments.