Last updated: October 2026

Beyond the physics, biology and chemistry apparatus each carries its own name for, every science block also needs a set of shared, cross-discipline items that don't belong to one subject alone. EduScope India's Laboratory Equipment range covers that overlap — field-testing and safety products, glass- and plastic-handling accessories, ceramic heating supports and demonstration instruments — and also lists physics student kits and apparatus, microscopes and slides, general glassware, stands and clamps, STEM and maker-project components, maths manipulatives and lab-safety equipment, all manufactured and exported to schools, colleges, universities, TVET institutes and research facilities.

This range sits alongside, not instead of, the subject-specific categories: Physics Lab Equipment, Biology Lab Equipment and Chemistry Lab Equipment cover discipline apparatus, while this category and Lab General Instruments, Lab Glassware and Laboratory Plasticware cover what's shared across all of them.

Laboratory equipment range

Laboratory equipment by function

Which four working groups anchor this category?

Four working groups anchor the catalogue, and most institutional orders touch more than one; the full product list below adds wider apparatus, glassware, STEM, maths and lab-safety lines.

Safety and field testing: First Aid bag, arsenic test scanner, bacteriological H2S field test kit and pocket digital colorimeter (chlorine, 0–2 mg/litre).

Handling and transfer accessories: beaker brush, titration clamp / burette clip, 102-slot test tube rack, wide mouth bottle, plastic funnel and wash bottle with side tube.

Ceramic heating supports: ceramic combustion boat and ceramic crucible holder (6 or 9 holes).

Demonstration instruments: polarization viewer and lifting/rigging support items such as the sling chain and direct-action hand pump for facilities and field-water applications.

How is this different from the Laboratory Appliances category?

It's a common mix-up: this category centres on accessories, testing tools and general apparatus (it also lists a few powered items such as a DC power supply, electronic balances and a distilled water maker), while dedicated powered process equipment sits under Laboratory Appliances — specifically Autoclave, Laboratory Balances, Centrifuge, Colorimeter, Heating Mantle, Laboratory Water Bath and Burners. If your requirement is a bench-top powered instrument rather than a handling accessory or field kit, check that category first.

Full product list

The complete Laboratory Equipment range (217 products), in alphabetical order:

Specifications and standards

What should be checked before ordering water- and field-testing products?

Field-testing products are specification-narrow: each one tests for a single parameter, so buying the wrong one wastes budget. The pocket digital colorimeter is listed for free and total chlorine only, across 0–2 mg/litre — not a general water-quality instrument. The arsenic test scanner is meant to be used together with a visual arsenic test kit, not as a standalone reader. The bacteriological H2S field test kit indicates the presence of pathogens but does not identify them — confirm this distinction matters for your intended use before ordering.

What should be checked before ordering handling accessories and ceramics?

These are small items, but fit and material still need confirming. The test tube rack is listed with 102 slots in a 6-row × 17-slot layout — check this matches your tube diameter before ordering in bulk. Plastic funnels are listed across six sizes (50–150 mm); match the size to the vessel opening, not just the general product name. The wide mouth bottle and wash bottle are food-grade PP and stated as high-temperature-sterilizable and heat-resistant respectively — confirm this against your actual sterilization process.

The ceramic combustion boat is intended for use with a combustion tube inside a tube furnace, and the ceramic crucible holder is meant to be used alongside that same heating setup — both are supporting items rather than standalone apparatus, so check compatibility with your existing furnace or heating equipment.

Who buys this range

How does this category fit into a full laboratory order?

Very few institutions buy from this category alone. A typical science-block order combines subject apparatus from Physics, Biology and Chemistry with supporting items from this category, Lab Glassware, Laboratory Plasticware and Lab General Instruments, plus powered appliances from Laboratory Appliances.

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Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between this category and Laboratory Appliances?

This category covers accessories, field-test kits and handling items along with general apparatus, glassware, kits and safety equipment, including a few powered items such as electronic balances and a distilled water maker. Dedicated powered, process-specific instruments such as autoclaves, centrifuges and water baths sit under Laboratory Appliances.

Does the pocket digital colorimeter test all water parameters?

No. The pocket digital colorimeter is listed specifically for free and total chlorine, 0–2 mg/litre. It is not a general-purpose water-quality tester.

Do the ceramic items work with any furnace?

The ceramic combustion boat and crucible holder are intended for use with a combustion tube inside a tube furnace — confirm compatibility with your existing heating equipment before ordering.

Request a quote

Note the exact parameter and range for field kits like the Pocket Digital Colorimeter, and the size, capacity or furnace fit for items such as the Ceramic Combustion Boat, before you request a quotation from EduScope India.