Last updated: October 2026

Glassware is where chemistry gets its precision — the difference between an approximate pour and an accurate titration comes down to which vessel you reach for. EduScope India's Lab Glassware range covers volumetric measurement glass, glass tubing and connectors, flasks, funnels, reagent bottles, condensers and distillation glassware, petri dishes and related glass apparatus, manufactured and exported to schools, colleges, universities, TVET institutes and research facilities, with a broader Glassware Items subcategory for additional pieces.

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Volumetric glassware: which vessel for which level of accuracy?

Not all glassware measures to the same precision, and using the wrong one undermines a quantitative result. The burette for acids and burette for bases are built for precise, controlled dispensing during titration — note they're supplied separately for acid and base use, so confirm which chemistry your experiment requires before ordering. Measuring cylinders are listed across multiple capacities; match the cylinder size to your typical sample volume rather than always reaching for the largest one, since reading accuracy is generally better closer to a cylinder's rated capacity. Beakers are also listed across multiple sizes and are for general mixing, heating and rough volume estimation — not for precise measurement.

What are the glass tubes and connectors used for?

These pieces build and connect a working setup rather than measure volume. Glass pipes come in multiple diameters for matching tubing runs to your apparatus. The T-shaped glass tube and Y-shaped glass tube split or join gas or liquid flow paths in an experimental setup. The safety valve with bubble is a pressure-release and visual-flow-indication component — confirm it's rated for your system's expected pressure before use. The glass funnel supports pouring and filtration work.

Full product list

The complete Lab Glassware range (224 products), in alphabetical order:

Specifications and standards

How do you choose between the different measuring cylinder and beaker sizes?

Order the smallest cylinder or beaker that comfortably covers your typical sample volume — a cylinder rated far above your usual pour reads less precisely at low fill levels. For a full class or lab set, it's common to stock two or three sizes rather than one, so students can match glassware to the specific step of a procedure. Confirm graduation intervals on cylinders against the precision your practical requires.

Who buys this range

How does this range fit into a full chemistry lab order?

Glassware is rarely ordered on its own. It's typically combined with Chemistry Lab Equipment for the apparatus these vessels support, Lab General Instruments for the clamps and stands that hold burettes and flasks in position, and Laboratory Plasticware where a plastic alternative is more appropriate (for example, transport, storage or non-heated applications). Broader glassware pieces not listed on this page sit under Glassware Items.

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Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between the acid and base burettes?

They're supplied separately — the acid burette and base burette differ in stopcock material to resist the chemistry they'll dispense. Confirm which one matches your titration before ordering.

How many measuring cylinder sizes should a lab stock?

Most labs stock two or three sizes rather than one, matching cylinder capacity to the range of sample volumes used across different practicals. Reading accuracy is best closer to a cylinder's rated capacity.

What is the safety valve with bubble used for?

It provides pressure release and a visual indication of flow or reaction activity in a connected setup. Confirm its pressure rating matches your system before use.

Request a quote

List each piece of glassware with its capacity in ml and the quantity per bench, noting whether you need the Burette for Acids, the Burette for Bases or both, and send that list through the EduScope India contact page.