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.
Price range: ₹800.00 through ₹2,700.00
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.
Trusted by:
Q1. What does “borosilicate” glass provide over standard glass?
Borosilicate 3.3 glass offers outstanding resistance to thermal shock and chemical degradation compared to soda-lime glass.
Q2. What are the types of desiccators available?
Two main types: standard airtight model with a porcelain plate, and vacuum-capable model with a stopcock for controlled air release.
Q3. How does a vacuum desiccator work?
A vacuum is created using a pump through the stopcock, which removes air and moisture. The stopcock allows smooth repressurization without disturbing samples.
Q4. Can I use this after drying samples in an oven?
Yes—this desiccator is excellent for cooling and storing oven-dried samples without moisture exposure.
Q5. What holds the samples inside?
A ceramic or porcelain plate that sits on an internal ledge provides a stable platform for samples or desiccant.
Q6. Is it compliant with Indian and international standards?
Yes—desiccators follow Indian standard IS 6128, and borosilicate glass meets ASTM/USP Type I requirements.
Q7. What are common sizes?
Available sizes include at least 150 mm, 200 mm, and 250 mm in diameter, subject to availability.
Q8. Can I open the desiccator safely during experiments?
Yes. Open gently to avoid moisture intrusion, and re-grease the seal if needed to maintain airtight conditions.
| Size | 6", 8", 12" |
|---|
You must be logged in to post a review.
This soda-lime iodine flask is a practical, cost-effective laboratory container used for handling iodine solutions and performing routine volumetric applications. It’s widely used across educational and basic analytical labs.
This bell jar features a classic dome construction with a conveniently placed knob at the top, crafted from soda-lime glass. It offers a straightforward and visually intuitive means of containing or showcasing small setups in educational, workshop, and lab environments across India.
This filtering flask, crafted from durable borosilicate glass, is ideal for vacuum-assisted filtration tasks. The heavy-walled conical design with an integrated side-arm provides superior strength and chemical resistance, making it a trusted choice in demanding Indian laboratory environments.
This precision-crafted borosilicate bell jar features a ground flange and a smooth knob on top, offering a sturdy, sealable enclosure ideal for vacuum demonstrations, controlled atmospheres, or showcase displays in laboratories across India.
Constructed from high-quality borosilicate 3.3 glass, these beakers offer excellent strength, clarity, and resistance to thermal shock. Suitable for a wide range of laboratory tasks—from mixing and heating to sample storage—commonly used across educational, research, and industrial labs in India.
Price range: ₹800.00 through ₹2,700.00
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.
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.
Trusted by:
Q1. What does “borosilicate” glass provide over standard glass?
Borosilicate 3.3 glass offers outstanding resistance to thermal shock and chemical degradation compared to soda-lime glass.
Q2. What are the types of desiccators available?
Two main types: standard airtight model with a porcelain plate, and vacuum-capable model with a stopcock for controlled air release.
Q3. How does a vacuum desiccator work?
A vacuum is created using a pump through the stopcock, which removes air and moisture. The stopcock allows smooth repressurization without disturbing samples.
Q4. Can I use this after drying samples in an oven?
Yes—this desiccator is excellent for cooling and storing oven-dried samples without moisture exposure.
Q5. What holds the samples inside?
A ceramic or porcelain plate that sits on an internal ledge provides a stable platform for samples or desiccant.
Q6. Is it compliant with Indian and international standards?
Yes—desiccators follow Indian standard IS 6128, and borosilicate glass meets ASTM/USP Type I requirements.
Q7. What are common sizes?
Available sizes include at least 150 mm, 200 mm, and 250 mm in diameter, subject to availability.
Q8. Can I open the desiccator safely during experiments?
Yes. Open gently to avoid moisture intrusion, and re-grease the seal if needed to maintain airtight conditions.
| Size | 6", 8", 12" |
|---|
This soda-lime Coplin jar is an economical and reliable solution for holding microscope slides during staining. Featuring grooves to keep slides upright and a secure lid to reduce reagent evaporation, it’s a staple in educational and clinical labs across India.
Our soda-lime glass beakers offer reliable, budget-friendly performance for routine laboratory applications. With clear graduations and a robust, wide-mouthed design, these beakers are ideal for general mixing, liquid handling, and storing fluids—perfect for educational labs and light analytical work across India.
Constructed from premium borosilicate glass, this measuring flask offers excellent thermal and chemical resistance, combined with high measurement accuracy. Perfect for demanding lab environments across India.
Agra | Firozabad | Hathras | Mathura | Vrindavan | Aligarh | Lucknow | Ambala | Mainpuri | Shikohabad | Alwar | Bhind | Bharatpur | Morena | Gwalior | Orai | Kanpur | Jhansi | Hardoi | Shahjahanpur | Lakhimpur | Pilibhit | Haldwani | Basti | Gorakhpur | Deoria | Azamgarh | Prayagraj | Varanasi | Sultanpur | Moradabad and more….
By Clicking “Download Now”, you are confirming that you have read and agree to eqipped.com ‘s Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
By Clicking “Join Now”, you are confirming that you have read and agree to eqipped.com ‘s Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.