What does each group cover?

Chemistry set cabinets: general chemistry sets, CH1 basic equipment set, CH2 basic equipment set, the supplementary equipment kit (CH1/CH2 cabinets) and the consumables kit (CH1/CH2 cabinets).

Molecular models: the teacher molecular model kit and student molecular model kit.

Measurement and purification: the Puridest PD-2-R water distiller and pH tester (Checker Plus type).

Safety equipment: safety goggles, laboratory apron, disposable gloves, chemical-protective gloves (acids, bases, solvents), first aid station and fire blanket.

What's the difference between CH1, CH2 and the general chemistry sets?

The CH1 and CH2 sets are structured, cabinet-based equipment packages, while general chemistry sets cover broader requirements outside that specific cabinet system. Once a CH1 or CH2 cabinet is purchased, the supplementary equipment kit adds items to extend it, and the consumables kit covers items that need annual replenishment — budget the consumables kit as a recurring line rather than a one-time purchase.

Should you order the teacher or student molecular model kit?

The teacher kit is sized and configured for front-of-class demonstration, typically with larger or more visible components. The student kit is sized for individual or small-group hands-on molecule building. Order one teacher kit per classroom and student kits per learner or pair, depending on your practical format.

What should be checked before ordering the water distiller and pH tester?

Confirm the Puridest PD-2-R water distiller's output rate and purity level against your lab's water-quality requirement for reagent preparation. Confirm the pH tester's measurement range and calibration requirement against your specific experiments — a general-purpose pH tester may not suit highly acidic or basic solutions without recalibration.

Why is safety equipment non-negotiable, and what should be checked per item?

Chemistry practicals involve reagents that can cause chemical burns, eye injury or fire, so safety equipment should be sized to every student handling chemicals, not treated as optional. Safety goggles and the laboratory apron are baseline requirements for any practical. Disposable gloves suit general handling; the chemical-protective gloves should be used specifically where acids, bases or solvents are handled directly — confirm chemical compatibility before substituting one glove type for the other. The first aid station and fire blanket are fixed installations that should be positioned per your lab's safety plan, not just ordered as loose stock.

How does this range connect to glassware, general instruments and appliances?

Chemistry sets are typically ordered alongside Lab Glassware for the vessels these sets use, Lab General Instruments for clamps and stands, and Laboratory Appliances for balances, heating and centrifugation equipment. A general first aid supply beyond this category's dedicated station sits under Laboratory Equipment.

How should a school prepare a chemistry lab equipment order for tender or bulk purchase?

Separate durable equipment (chemistry sets, molecular models, instruments) from consumables (consumables kit, disposable gloves, replacement PPE) and size safety equipment to full student headcount. For tender submissions, EduScope India prepares itemised quotations against a bill of quantities and supports a Manufacturer's Authorisation Form, technical datasheets, Certificate of Origin, packing lists and HS codes. Submit specifications through the Tenders/OEM page.

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Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between CH1 and CH2 chemistry sets?

Both are structured cabinet-based equipment sets. Confirm the specific contents of CH1 versus CH2 against your curriculum stage before ordering.

Do I need to reorder the consumables kit every year?

Yes. The consumables kit should be budgeted as a recurring annual line, separate from the one-time CH1/CH2 cabinet purchase.

When should chemical-protective gloves be used instead of disposable gloves?

Use the chemical-protective gloves whenever students handle acids, bases or solvents directly; disposable gloves suit general, lower-risk handling.

Can this range be quoted alongside glassware and lab appliances?

Yes. Submit your chemistry equipment list together with Lab Glassware and Laboratory Appliances via Contact Us for one consolidated quotation.

Can this range be supplied against a government or institutional tender?

Yes. EduScope India prepares itemised quotations against a bill of quantities and supports authorisation forms, datasheets, Certificate of Origin and packing lists. Submit specifications via the Tenders/OEM page.

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Send EduScope India your chemistry lab equipment list by function — sets, models, instruments or safety — along with quantities and delivery destination, via Contact Us, or browse the full Product Catalogue.