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BAP Scientific Labware Catalog BAP Scientific Labware Catalog Index Agar 13 Gas Generating Bottle 13 Alcohol Burner 1 Glassware Kit 17,18 Apron 1 Goggles,Perforated 1 Beakers 14 Hooks Collors 9 Beakers 22 Labware Kit 17,18 Beaker Tongs 7 Laboratory Scissor Jacks 19 Bottles,Flint 1,2,3 Litmus Paper 21 Amber Measuring Jugs 22 Colbalt Blue Measuring Set 20 Dropping Micrometer 20 Barnes Mortor and Pestle 23 Weighing Petri Dishes 20 Specific Gravity pH Test Paper 21 Brushes,Test Tube 5 pH Wide Range Indicator Kit 21 Burette/Pipette Pipettes 17 Beaker PTC paper 21 Bottle Rubber Stoppers 24,25 Burner Tripods 27 Safety Pipette Filler 13 Bunsen Burner 1 Scoops 26 Burette 5,6,7 Spatulas 26 Caliper,Vernier 20 Specimen Jars 3 Centrifuge Machine 7 Spot Plates 13 Centrifuge Tubes 7 Stir Rods 26 Clamps 8,9,10,11 Stop Watch 19 Clay Triangles 11 Stoppers 24,25 Condenser, Liebig 11 Support Stands 26 Graham 11 Support Stand Accessories 27 Connecting Tube “T” 11 Support Ring and Clamp 11 Connecting Tube”Y” 11 Support Ring and Clamp 27 Cork Borers 12 Support Ring,Extension 11 Crucibles 23 Support Ring Extension 27 Culture Tube 17 Tally Counter 19 Cutter,Tubing 28 Test Tubes 17 Cylinders 14,15 Test Tube Brushes 5 Cylinders 22 Test Tube Clamps 10,11 Dessicators 12 Test Tube Racks 18 Distilling Apparatus 12 Thermometers 28 Droppers,Assemblies 4 Tong,Crucible 9 Medicine Touch Paper 21 Barnes Tubing 29 Dropper Bulbs 5 Tubing Cutter 28 Evaporating Dishes 23 Vacuum Plate 30 Exploralab Kit 19 Vernier Caliper 20 Flask 14,15 Watch Plates 30 Flask 22 Wire Gauze 30 Funnels 16 Wood Splints 30 Funnels 22,23 BAP Equipment Ltd www.bapequipment.com Phone:1-800-561-3600 ALCohoL BURNER Our alcohol burner is designed for use with any experiment requiring low heat. Almost every science class needs a small heat source. The polished metal alcohol burner is much safer than a glass burner. The flame can be easily adjusted by rotating the ratcheted wick control wheel. The air cap is securely attached to the burner by a matching polished chain. 4-1/2" x 3" x 4-1/2"; .5lb;150ml Capacity 7-000-104 Alcohol Burner $15.25 7-000-104WC Alcohol Lamp Replacement Wicks pk/10 WC $4.00 TWO WAY BURNER STAND The stand is ideal for use with our alcohol burners. The base is made from 3/16” stainless steel rod with a plated steel mesh top. Stand can be used in either high or low positions. DUAL HEAD WICKLESS ALCohoL BURNER 7-1372 Two Way Burner Stand $5.15 This chrome plated tank is fitted with a screw top and rubber gasket for longer burning times. The additional head allows for higher temperatures and more even heating. 7-1395 Dual Head Wickless Alcohol Burner $11.30 ECONOMY BUNSEN BURNER The stand is ideal for use with our alcohol burners. PERFORATED GoGGLES The base is made from 3/16” stainless steel rod with These impact goggles are made from soft vinyl to fit the face a plated steel mesh top. Stand can be used in either comfortably and fit over regular eyeglasses. Perforations prevent high or low positions. fogging and provide protection from particles while offering a wider 7-1394 Economy Bunsen Burner $11.65 view of the work area than traditional impact goggles. 7-1383 Large Goggles $2.05 7-1384 Small Goggles $1.50 ApRON Best Built for durability and protection from everything from natural materials sellers! to chemicals the rubberized cloth apron is impermeable and easy to clean. Available in a variety of sizes, it can be used for any activity a science class offers. Great for 5th grade science to college level classes. It is a perfect choice for dissections, college level chemistry, or professional lab work! It is flexible and acid-resistant making it a functional classroom must have. Pictured: 7-1050 7-1050 Apron Size: 36”x27” (.47lb) $6.75 7-1051 Apron Size: 42”x27” (.56lb) $7.75 7-1052 Apron Size: 42”x36” (.67lb) $8.50 7-1053 Apron Size: 46”x36” (.77lb) $10.00 BottlEs FLINT BoTTLES - French Square w/ Dropper Assemblies High quality and durable, the French Square Flint Bottles w/ droppers have countless classroom uses. The glass is non-porous allowing for easy cleaning or auto-claving. 7-406-2-DZ 1/2oz., 20/400; 12 pieces $18.70 7-406-2-GR 1/2oz., 20/400: 144 pieces $188.15 7-406-3-DZ 1oz., 24/400: 12 pieces $23.20 l AB 7-406-3-GR 1oz., 24/400; 144 pieces $250.85 w 7-406-21-DZ 2oz., 28/400; 12 pieces $34.25 A r 7-406-21-GR 2oz., 28/400; 144 pieces $354.10 E ORDER TOLL FREE 1.800.289.9299 OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE: WWW.GINSBERGSCIENTIFIC.COM ORDER TOLL FREE 1.800.289.9299 OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE: WWW.GINSBERGSCIENTIFIC.CO BottlEs (coNt.) 7-409-1 Best seller! 7-409-7 & 8 FLINT BoTTLEs – Boston Round, with Caps High quality and durable, the Boston Round Flint Bottles with caps have countless classroom uses. The glass is non-porous allowing for easy cleaning or auto-claving. 7-409-1-DZ 1 oz., 20/400; 12 pieces $14.50 7-409-1-GR 1 oz., 20/400; 144 pieces $146.45 FLINT BoTTLES - Boston Round, w/ dropper Assemblies 7-409-2-DZ 2 oz., 20/400; 12 pieces $19.60 High quality and durable, the Boston Round Flint Bottles with droppers have countless classroom uses. The glass is non-porous allowing for 7-409-2-GR 2 oz., 20/400;144 pieces $197.65 easy cleaning or auto-calving. 7-409-3-DZ 4 oz., 22/400; 12 pieces $24.20 7-409-7-DZ 1 oz., 20/400; 12 pieces $13.65 7-409-3-GR 4 oz., 22/400; 144 pieces $252.95 7-409-7-GR 1 oz., 20/400; 144 pieces $151.70 7-409-4-DZ 8 oz. 24/400 with cap $23.75 7-409-8-DZ 2 oz., 20/400; 12 pieces $20.85 7-409-4-GR 8 oz., 24/400; 144 pieces $244.05 7-409-8-GR 2 oz., 20/400; 144 pieces $214.55 7-409-5-DZ 16 oz., 28/400; 12 pieces $31.15 7-409-9-Dz 4 oz., 22/400; 12 pieces $21.00 7-409-5-GR 16 oz., 28/400; 144 piEces $327.45 7-409-9-GR 4 oz., 22/400; 144 pieces $213.60 7-409-6-DZ 32 oz., 33/400; 12 pieces $43.60 7-409-10-dz 8 oz., 24/400; 12 pieces $28.65 7-409-6-GR 32 oz., 33/400; 144 pieces $497.85 7-409-10-Gr 8 oz., 24/400; 144 pieces $302.80 AMBER BoTTLES - Boston Round, w/ Dropper Assemblies Best High quality and durable, the Boston Round Amber Flint Bottles with sellers! droppers have countless classroom uses. The glass is non-porous allowing for easy cleaning or auto-calving. 7-405-2-DZ 1/2oz., 18/400; 12 pieces $13.25 7-405-2-GR 1/2oz., 18/400; 144 pieces $151.95 7-405-3-DZ 1oz., 20/400; 12 pieces $12.20 7-405-3-GR 1oz., 20/400; 144 pieces $146.90 7-405-4-DZ 2oz., 20/400; 12 pieces $20.75 7-405-4-GR 2oz., 20/400; 144 pieces $172.60 7-406-6 7-405-2 7-408-6 7-405-6-DZ 4oz., 22/400; 12 pieces $32.20 AMBER BoTTLES - Boston Round, w/ Caps 7-405-6-GR 4oz., 22/400; 144 pieces $348.60 High quality and durable, the Boston Round Amber Flint Bottles with 7-405-5-DZ 8oz., 28/400; 12 pieces $44.30 caps have countless classroom uses. The glass is non-porous allowing for easy cleaning or auto-calving. AMBER BoTTLES - 7-408-7-DZ 1/2oz., 18/400; 12 pieces $14.30 French Square, w/ Dropper Assemblies 7-408-1-DZ 1oz., 20/400; 12 pieces $13.90 High quality and durable, the French Square 1oz Flint Bottles with 7-408-2-DZ 2oz., 20/400; 12 pieces $15.70 droppers have countless classroom uses. The glass is non-porous allowing for easy cleaning or auto-calving. 7-408-3-DZ 4oz., 20/400; 12 pieces $35.45 7-406-6-DZ 1 oz. 18/400 w/ Dropper; 12 pieces $16.05 7-408-4-DZ 8oz., 28/400; 12 pieces $14.85 E r A 7-406-6-GR 1 oz. 18/400 w/ Dropper; 144 pieces $183.25 7-408-5-DZ 16oz., 28/400; 12 pieces $22.65 w 7-408-6-DZ 32oz., 33/400; 12 pieces $43.10 Lab ORDER TOLL FREE 1.800.289.9299 OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE: WWW.GINSBERGSCIENTIFIC.CO ORDER TOLL FREE 1.800.289.9299 OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE: WWW.GINSBERGSCIENTIFIC.COM BottlEs (coNt.) Best seller! 7-207 BARNES BoTTLES - CoBALT BLUE BoTTLES w/ Dropper w/ Dropper Assemblies 7-207 30ml; 144 pieces $141.40 7-413-01-DZ 1 oz; 12 pieces $21.20 7-207-36 30ml; 36 pieces $36.50 7-413-02-DZ 2 oz; 12 pieces $23.40 7-207-DZ 30ml; 12 pieces $14.80 7-413-03-DZ 4 oz; 12 pieces $32.75 7-413-3 FLINt – Reagent Bottles Regent bottles are used for a variety of lab 7-413-1 7-413-2 applications such as storage of chemicals, solutions, solvents, etc. 7-411-5 60ml; ea $1.75 7-411-6 125ml; ea $2.05 7-411-7 250ml; ea $2.90 7-411-8 500ml; ea $4.60 7-411-7 7-411-9 1000ml; ea $5.75 7-404 DRoppING BoTTLE - w/ Ground Glass Joint & Pipette WEIGHING BoTTLES Weighing bottles are round, clear glass, and come with stoppers 7-404 30ml; ea $1.30 7-413-1 10ml; 25 x 40mm; ea $1.70 7-404-GR 30ml; 144 pieces $184.45 7-413-2 20ml; 30 x 50mm; ea $2.00 7-404-1 60ml; ea $1.75 SpECIMAN JARS 7-410-2 - Flint, Wide Mouth w/ plastic Caps Flint glass is known for its optical qualities of light transmission and chemical resistance making them perfect for lab use.
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