Specifications:
| Feature |
Details |
| Brand |
Polylab |
| Material |
High-quality Polypropylene (PP) – excellent chemical resistance |
| Design |
Tall, clear cylinder with hexagonal base for stability |
| Capacity Range |
10 ml, 25 ml, 50 ml, 100 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml, 1000 ml |
| Graduation |
Molded, easy-to-read, raised graduations |
| Base |
Hexagonal wide base to prevent tipping |
| Pouring Spout |
Yes – drip-free, smooth pouring |
| Autoclavable |
Yes – safe for sterilization at 121°C |
| Shatterproof |
Yes – lightweight and durable |
| Application |
Ideal for precise measurement and pouring of liquids in labs |
Product Overview:
Polylab Measuring Cylinders Hexagonal are designed to deliver accurate, reliable liquid measurements in laboratory and educational settings. Made from premium polypropylene (PP), these cylinders offer excellent chemical resistance and toughness, providing a safe, lightweight alternative to glass cylinders.
Each measuring cylinder is designed with a wide hexagonal base that offers excellent stability and prevents accidental tipping during use. The tall, clear body is marked with molded graduations that are easy to read and resistant to fading, ensuring precise volume measurements every time.
A smooth, well-formed pouring spout provides drip-free transfer, making these cylinders perfect for precise liquid dispensing in chemistry, biology, and industrial labs.
Fully autoclavable at 121°C, Polylab Hexagonal Measuring Cylinders can be sterilized for contamination-free use in repeated experiments. They are shatterproof, making them safer than glass cylinders, especially in educational labs and busy workspaces where durability and safety are critical.
Available in sizes from 10 ml to 1000 ml, these cylinders help professionals and students alike perform accurate measurements for mixing, titration, and analytical work.
Pair your cylinder with Polylab Beakers for efficient measurement and mixing of solutions. To build a complete lab setup, explore our full Liquid Handling Labware collection, which includes burettes, pipettes, funnels, and wash bottles. For guidance on best practices in liquid measurement and lab accuracy, refer to the Royal Society of Chemistry Laboratory Standards for trusted techniques and protocols.