Borosilicate Graduated Pipette (50 ML)

Designed for precise liquid transfer in laboratory settings, the Borosilicate Graduated Pipette (50 mL) is meticulously crafted from high-quality borosilicate glass. With clear graduated markings, it facilitates accurate volume measurements, essential for experiments demanding precision. Its robust construction ensures resistance to thermal shock, chemicals, and breakage, guaranteeing longevity and reliability. This pipette offers researchers, chemists, and scientists a dependable tool for various applications, ranging from titrations to general laboratory procedures, where exact volume measurements are paramount for successful outcomes.

Key Features

1. Precision Measurement: Clear graduated markings ensure accurate volume readings, crucial for precise experimentation.
2. Durable Borosilicate Glass: Crafted from high-quality borosilicate glass, the pipette is resistant to thermal shock and chemical corrosion, ensuring longevity.
3. Ergonomic Design: Its ergonomic shape and smooth surface facilitate comfortable handling and effortless liquid transfer.
4. Wide Range of Applications: Suitable for a variety of laboratory tasks, including titrations, chemical analyses, and sample transfers.
5. Easy-to-Clean: Designed for easy cleaning and sterilization, maintaining hygiene standards in laboratory environments.

Precautions

1. Handle with Care: Avoid rough handling to prevent accidental breakage or damage to the pipette.
2. Avoid Sudden Temperature Changes: Gradual temperature adjustments prevent thermal shock, which can compromise the integrity of the glass.
3. Use Compatible Liquids: Ensure the pipette is only used with liquids compatible with borosilicate glass to prevent chemical reactions or damage.
4. Proper Calibration: Regularly calibrate the pipette to maintain accuracy in volume measurements.
5. Follow Proper Sterilization Procedures: Clean and sterilize the pipette according to laboratory protocols to prevent contamination and ensure accurate results.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Question: Can I autoclave the Borosilicate Graduated Pipette?
Answer: Yes, borosilicate glass is autoclavable, making the pipette suitable for sterilization using this method.

Question: What is the maximum volume that can be measured with this pipette?
Answer: This pipette has a capacity of 50 ml, allowing accurate measurement of volumes up to that limit.

Question: Is this pipette suitable for use with corrosive chemicals?
Answer: Yes, the borosilicate glass construction of the pipette provides resistance to most corrosive chemicals used in laboratories.

Question: How should I clean the pipette after use?
Answer: Rinse the pipette thoroughly with distilled water and then follow laboratory protocols for cleaning and sterilization.

Question: Can I use this pipette for precise measurement of small volumes?
Answer: While the pipette is designed for a 50 ml capacity, its graduated markings allow for precise measurement of smaller volumes with appropriate accuracy. However, for very small volumes, consider using a pipette with a smaller capacity for optimal results.