Price range: ₹22.00 through ₹330.00
Our soda-lime glass funnels are designed for smooth and economical handling of liquids and powders in laboratories across India. Transparent, sturdy, and easy to clean, these funnels are a staple in classrooms, research labs, and industrial sites for precise and safe substance transfer.
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Q1. Why choose glass funnels over plastic?
Glass funnels are more heat- and chemical-resistant, offer better visibility, and can be sterilized, making them more durable and reliable.
Q2. What types of funnels are there in labs?
Common varieties include standard conical funnels, powder funnels (short and wide), filtration funnels (for use with paper or sintered glass), and dropping or separatory funnels (equipped with stopcocks).
Q3. Are soda-glass funnels heat-resistant?
While they tolerate room- to moderate-temperature substances well, soda-glass is less heat-resistant than borosilicate. It’s best suited for non-heating applications.
Q4. Can these funnels be reused often?
Absolutely—when handled properly and cleaned between uses, they offer excellent long-term service.
Q5. What’s the advantage of powder funnels?
With a broader neck and shorter stem, powder funnels prevent clogging and make transferring solids easier.
Q6. Do soda-glass funnels suit filtration tasks?
Yes, they are effective for simple gravity filtration when used alongside filter paper or sintered elements.
Q7. Are these funnels good for teaching labs?
Definitely. Their cost-effectiveness, clarity, and usability make them popular in educational settings.
| Size | 2", 2.5", 3", 4", 5", 6", 8" |
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The Kipp’s Gas Generating Apparatus, crafted from soda-lime glass, is a quintessential laboratory tool for generating small, intermittent amounts of gases such as hydrogen, carbon dioxide, and hydrogen sulfide.
Our soda-lime glass flat-bottom flask is a reliable, multipurpose laboratory vessel, trusted across educational and industrial labs throughout India. Designed for uniform heating, mixing, and convenient bench-top stability.
Compact, clear, and easy to handle—this soda-lime glass bottle comes fitted with a glass applicator rod and ground glass stopper, making it perfect for precise application of Canada balsam or other mounting media in slide preparation tasks.
Designed with a classic dome shape and fitted with a ground glass stopper, this soda-lime bell jar provides a simple yet durable containment solution for demonstration setups, desiccation, or atmosphere-sensitive experiments in Indian laboratories.
Price range: ₹22.00 through ₹330.00
Our soda-lime glass funnels are designed for smooth and economical handling of liquids and powders in laboratories across India. Transparent, sturdy, and easy to clean, these funnels are a staple in classrooms, research labs, and industrial sites for precise and safe substance transfer.
Trusted by:
Q1. Why choose glass funnels over plastic?
Glass funnels are more heat- and chemical-resistant, offer better visibility, and can be sterilized, making them more durable and reliable.
Q2. What types of funnels are there in labs?
Common varieties include standard conical funnels, powder funnels (short and wide), filtration funnels (for use with paper or sintered glass), and dropping or separatory funnels (equipped with stopcocks).
Q3. Are soda-glass funnels heat-resistant?
While they tolerate room- to moderate-temperature substances well, soda-glass is less heat-resistant than borosilicate. It’s best suited for non-heating applications.
Q4. Can these funnels be reused often?
Absolutely—when handled properly and cleaned between uses, they offer excellent long-term service.
Q5. What’s the advantage of powder funnels?
With a broader neck and shorter stem, powder funnels prevent clogging and make transferring solids easier.
Q6. Do soda-glass funnels suit filtration tasks?
Yes, they are effective for simple gravity filtration when used alongside filter paper or sintered elements.
Q7. Are these funnels good for teaching labs?
Definitely. Their cost-effectiveness, clarity, and usability make them popular in educational settings.
| Size | 2", 2.5", 3", 4", 5", 6", 8" |
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This soda-lime filtering flask is a practical, cost-effective choice for vacuum-assisted filtration processes. Featuring a sturdy conical shape with a side-arm, it’s designed for routine lab use in academic, QA/QC, and teaching environments across India.
This soda-lime cavity block is a robust, small-form glassware piece with a recessed cavity and a snug-fitting lid. Commonly used in histology and microscopy labs for staining or holding small samples, it ensures containment while resisting reagent evaporation.
The Kipp’s Gas Generating Apparatus made from borosilicate glass is designed for safe, reliable, and continuous generation of laboratory gases. Its robust chemical resistance, heat resistance, and clarity make it the preferred choice for professional research labs, universities, and advanced teaching environments.
Our borosilicate desiccator offers a secure, low-humidity environment ideal for drying and storing moisture-sensitive samples. Made from chemically resilient and thermally stable borosilicate glass, it delivers durability and precision, making it a standout choice in Indian laboratories.
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