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Thanks to their exceptional properties, such as excellent chemical resistance, nearly inert behaviour and high usage temperature, the original DURAN® Erlenmeyer flasks are ideal for use in laboratories. Moreover, the uniform wall thickness, minimal...

Thanks to their exceptional properties, such as excellent chemical resistance, nearly inert behaviour and high usage temperature, the original DURAN® Erlenmeyer flasks are ideal for use in laboratories. Moreover, the uniform wall thickness, minimal...

The DURAN® desiccator is a vacuum-suitable laboratory vessel with a ground lid, which is used for storing moisture-sensitive substances and for drying moist products. Separated by a sieve plate (made of metal or porcelain), a drying agent is...

Beakers are cylindrical vessels with a straight side wall. Thanks to this shape, beakers are universally usable laboratory vessels and usually serve as collecting vessels and for preparing, mixing and heating solutions. Easy filling is possible via the...

The standard low form beaker with spout was originally devised by John Joseph Griffin, an English chemist, in the nineteenth century. This laboratory icon has gone on to become one of the most widely used items of laboratory glassware. Key...

Volumetric flasks are available in two different accuracy classes: Class A and Class B. The two classes differ in the accuracy of measurement with Class A being the highest accuracy, and Class B is approximately half that of Class A. The base of each...