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LABORATORY GLASSWARE Essential instrument for your laboratory CONTENTS I) Laboratory Glassware IV) Plasticware Beakers 2 Laboratory Bottles 3 Micro Centrifuge Tubes 87 Lab Bottles, Screw Caps, Pouring Rings 4 Square Cuvettes 87 Stainless Steel Laboratory Bottle 4 Pipette Tips 87 Screw Caps 5 Disposable Petri Dish 87 Wide Neck Lab Bottles, Plastic-Coated 6 Reagent Bottles 9 Aspirator Bottles 11 V) Paper Product Weighing Bottles, Dropping Bottles 12 BOD Bottles, Specific Gravity Bottles 13 Filtres Fioroni 91-94 Pathological Bottles,Jars, Vials 14 Favorit Extraction Thimble 95 II) Volumetric Glassware VI) Scientific Equipment Burettes 15 All American 96 Automatic Burettes 19 CDR 97 Reservoir Bottles 22 Daihan Scientific 98-106 Micro Burettes 23 ENC 107 Counting Chambers 24 Favorit® 108-109 Microscope Slides, Cover Slips 25 MTOPS 110 Cover Glass 26 Gyrozen 111-121 Desiccators 27 Haier 122-123 Stopcock, Petri Dishes 28 Hirschmann 124 Erlenmeyer Flasks, Distilling Flasks 30 KNF 125 Flasks 31 Longer pump 126-128 Filtering Flasks 32 MMM 129-130 Volumetric Flasks 33 Polyscience 131-134 Filter Crucibles 35 Rocker Scientific 135-138 Filter Head, Filter Funnels 36 Trans Instrument 139-140 Funnels 37 Trefflab 141 Filtration Assembly 39 Velp 142-143 Glass Stoppers, Haemacytometer Set 40 Yamato 144 Measuring Cylinders 41 Graduated Pipettes 43 Volumetric Pipettes 44 Pasteur Pipettes 45 Water Jet Pumps, Quartz Cell, Glass Cell 46 Haematocrit Tubes, Minicaps 47 Capillary Tubes 48 Stainning Jar 49 Test Tubes 50 Centrifuge Tubes 51 VII) Miscellanecous 145-146 III) Interchangeable Glassware VIII) Others Adapters 54 Brush 147 Dreschel Bottle Head, Washing Bottles 59 Hydrometer 147 Cold Traps 60 Thermometer 148 Chromatography Columns 61 Condensers 63 Soxhlet Extractors, Filter Funnels 65 Reaction Flasks 66 Jacketed Reaction Vessels 67 Flasks 68 Recovery Bends 77 Glass Stoppers, Stirrers 79 Test Tubes 80 Extraction Apparatus & Assembly 82 Kjeldahl Distillation Assembly 83 Absorption Traps, Markham Distillation 84 Chromatography Apparatus 85 PLT SCIENTIFIC SDN BHD I Tel : 03 - 8068 2368 I Fax: 03 - 8060 1628 I www.pltscientific.com LABORATORY GLASSWARE DURAN, GERMANY BEAKERS, Low Form Catalogue Capacity with graduation and spout Number ml DIN 12331 , ISO 3819 2110607 1 5 with Retrace Code 2110608 1 10 2110614 25 DURAN , GERMANY 2110617 50 2110624 100 2110629 150 2110636 250 2110641 400 2110644 500 2110648 600 2110653 800 2110654 1000 2110663 2000 2110668 3000 1 : without graduation 2110673 5000 2 : non-DIN , non-ISO size 2110686 1,2 10000 BEAKERS, Tall Form Catalogue Capacity with Spout Number ml with graduation 2111617 50 DIN 12331 , ISO 3819 2111624 100 with Retrace Code 2111629 150 2111636 250 DURAN , GERMANY 2111641 400 2111648 600 2111653 800 2111654 1000 2111663 2000 2111668 3000 BEAKERS, Tall Form Catalogue Capacity without Spout Number ml with graduation 2111717 50 with Retrace Code 2111724 100 2111729 150 DURAN , GERMANY 2111736 250 2111741 400 2111748 600 2111754 1000 BEAKERS, Heavy Wall Catalogue Capacity with graduation and spout Number ml (filtering beaker) 2113124 100 2113129 150 DURAN , GERMANY 2113136 250 2113144 500 2113154 1000 2113163 2000 2113168 3000 2113173 5000 2113186 1 10000 2113188 1 15000 1 : without graduation 2113191 1 20000 BEAKERS, Philips Catalogue Capacity with spout Number ml 2114129 150 DURAN , GERMANY 2114136 250 2114144 500 BEAKER, Berzelius Catalogue Capacity O.D. Height Number ml mm mm DURAN , GERMANY 2112601 100 50 78 PLT SCIENTIFIC SDN BHD I Tel : 03 - 8068 2368 I Fax: 03 - 8060 1628 2 LABORATORY GLASSWARE DURAN, GERMANY LABORATORY BOTTLES Catalogue Capacity DIN with DIN Thread, graduated Number ml Thread c/w blue PP screw-cap Laboratory Bottles 21801085 10 GL 25 and pouring ring 21801145 2 25 GL 25 ISO 4796 21801175 50 GL 32 with Retrace Code 21801245 100 GL 45 21801295 150 GL 45 21801365 250 GL 45 DURAN , GERMANY 21801445 500 GL 45 21801515 750 GL 45 21801545 1000 GL 45 21801635 2000 GL 45 21801695 3500 GL 45 21801735 5000 GL 45 Note : 21801865 10000 GL 45 Bottles, pouring rings and screw 21801885 15000 GL 45 caps can be sterilised. 21801915 20000 GL 45 Important : During sterilisation, the screw caps Catalogue Capacity DIN should be left loose. Number ml Thread ( not more than one turn ) Amber Laboratory Bottles to avoid setting up 21806145 2 25 GL 25 differential pressure 21806175 50 GL 32 which could break the glass. 21806245 100 GL 45 21806365 250 GL 45 When freezing, place the bottles 21806445 500 GL 45 at an angle (approx. 45 deg.) 21806545 1000 GL 45 and do not fill to more than 21806635 2000 GL 45 3/4 capacity 21806735 5000 GL 45 (increased surface area). 21806865 10000 GL 45 21806885 15000 GL 45 21806915 20000 GL 45 2 : Bottle with specially formed glass lip for better pouring. This makes an additional plastic pouring ring unnecessary. SQUARE BOTTLES Catalogue Capacity DIN with DIN Thread, graduated Number ml Thread c/w blue PP screw-cap Square Laboratory Bottles and pouring ring 21820245 100 GL 32 ISO 4796 21820365 250 GL 45 with Retrace Code 21820445 500 GL 45 DURAN , GERMANY 21820545 1000 GL 45 LABORATORY BOTTLES Catalogue Capacity DIN Plastic Coated (PU) Number ml Thread with DIN Thread, 1092676 25 GL 25 without cap and pouring ring 1092677 50 GL 32 ISO 4796 2180524 100 GL 45 with Retrace Code 2180536 250 GL 45 2180544 500 GL 45 DURAN , GERMANY 2180554 1000 GL 45 2180563 2000 GL 45 2180573 5000 GL 45 2180586 10000 GL 45 2180591 20000 GL 45 LABORATORY BOTTLES Catalogue Capacity DIN Pressure Plus Number ml Thread with DIN Thread, Clear Bottles without cap and pouring ring 1092234 250 GL 45 pressure resistant -1/+1.5 bar 1092235 500 GL 45 ISO 4796 2181054 1000 GL 45 blue graduation Amber Bottles with Retrace Code 1094367 250 GL 45 1094368 500 GL 45 DURAN , GERMANY 2181654 1000 GL 45 PLT SCIENTIFIC SDN BHD I Tel : 03 - 8068 2368 I Fax: 03 - 8060 1628 3 LABORATORY GLASSWARE DURAN, GERMANY LABORATORY BOTTLES Catalogue Capacity DIN Premium Bottle Number ml Thread with DIN Thread, 1127075 100 GL 45 c/w blue screw-cap(TpCh 260) 1127076 250 GL 45 and pouring ring 1127077 500 GL 45 thermal shock resistance 160K 1127078 1000 GL 45 DIN ISO 718, with Retrace Code DURAN , GERMANY LABORATORY BOTTLES Catalogue Capacity DIN HPLC Bottle Number ml Thread with DIN Thread, 1129821 500 GL 45 c/w 4 port blue PP screw-cap 1129820 1000 GL 45 and seals Accessory pressure resistance -1/+1.5bar 1129812 4 Port Screw Cap HPLC,GL45 with Retrace Code 1129813 Spare part set for HPLC Screw Cap 1137801 Pressure Equalization Set for DURAN , GERMANY 4-Port Cap (0.2µm incl. Membrane Filter) 1129819 Spare Membrane Filter NEW STAINLESS STEEL BOTTLES Catalogue Capacity DIN DURAN Group GL 45 Number ml Thread Stainless Steel Laboratory Bottle 2990160 ( Without Cap ) 1500 GL 45 DURAN , GERMANY 2991128 GL45 Cap with PTFE GL 45 Sealing Disc,Stainless Steel * Hazardous materials laboratory container for storage of liquids, intermediates, or solid product * Storage of precious materials, such as high purity fine chemicals, pharmaceutical or cosmetic products * Storage of light sensitive materials. NEW STAINLESS STEEL BOTTLES Catalogue Capacity DIN DURAN Group GL 45 Number ml Thread Stainless Steel Shipping Bottle 2990 1605 1500 GL 45 UN approved packaging DURAN , GERMANY * Manufactured from corrosion resistant AISI Type 316 L (1.4404) stainless steel, and hygienically constructed with all welded seams. * Important note: The supplied DURAN Group stainless steel 45 mm thread closure must be used to maintain UN certification. PP SCREW-CAPS, Blue Catalogue DIN with lip seal Number Thread autoclavable up to 140ºC steam 2923913 GL 25 2923919 GL 32 DURAN , GERMANY 2923928 GL 45 PP POURING RINGS, Blue Catalogue For autoclavable up to 140ºC steam Number DIN Thread 2924219 GL 32 DURAN , GERMANY 2924228 GL 45 PBT SCREW-CAPS, Red Catalogue DIN c/w PTFE protected seal, Number Thread to withstand up to 180ºC 2924008 GL 14 2924011 GL 18 DURAN , GERMANY 2924013 GL 25 2924019 GL 32 2924028 GL 45 ETFE POURING RINGS, Red Catalogue For to withstand up to 180ºC Number DIN Thread 2924419 GL 32 DURAN , GERMANY 2924428 GL 45 PLT SCIENTIFIC SDN BHD I Tel : 03 - 8068 2368 I Fax: 03 - 8060 1628 4 LABORATORY GLASSWARE DURAN, GERMANY PREMIUM SCREW-CAPS, Catalogue DIN Colourless Number Thread made of TpCH260 with seal 1129600 New! GL 25 Temp resistant -196°C to +260°C 1088679 GL 45 hot-air sterilization USP/FDA standard conformity DURAN , GERMANY PREMIUM POURING RING, Catalogue For Colourless Number DIN Thread made of TpCH260 1088678 GL 45 DURAN , GERMANY PP MEMBRANE SCREW-CAPS, Catalogue For Blue Number DIN Thread welded-in PTFE membrane 1183250 GL 25 for pressure equalisation 1183251 GL 32 temp. resistant to 140° C and 1088655 GL 45 autoclavable up to 121° C DURAN , GERMANY PLT SCIENTIFIC SDN BHD I Tel : 03 - 8068 2368 I Fax: 03 - 8060 1628 4(i) LABORATORY GLASSWARE DURAN, GERMANY PP TAMPER-EVIDENT Catalogue DIN SCREW CAPS, BLUE-RED Number Thread for laboratory bottles 1017526 GL 45 with lip seal autoclavable up to 140° C steam with DIN thread ISO 4796 DURAN , GERMANY PP TAMPER-EVIDENT Catalogue DIN SCREW CAPS, BLUE-YELLOW Number Thread for laboratory bottles 1155886 GL 45 with PTFE silicone seal autoclavable up to 140° C steam with DIN thread ISO 4796 DURAN , GERMANY MULTIPORT-SYSTEM Catalogue DIN screw cap GL45 with Number Thread 2 or 3 ports (GL14 Thread) GL 45 Screw Cap with 2 ports (GL 14 Thread) Flexible modular system 1129750 GL 45 GL 45 Screw Cap with 3 ports (GL14 Thread) temp. resistant max. to 140° C 1129751 GL 45 autoclavable up to 121° C Screw cap GL14 for tube connection 1129814 GL 14 DURAN , GERMANY Insert for screw cap GL14, ID 1.6mm 1129815 Insert for screw cap GL14, ID 3.0mm 1129816 Insert for screw cap GL14, ID 3.2mm 1129817 Insert for screw cap GL14, ID 6.0mm 1129818 RED Screw cap,PBT, with PTFE coated seal GL14 1156292 GL 14 Pressure equalisation set for 2 & 3-port, GL 14 1137799 Spare membrane filter 0.2 µm 1129819 GLS 80 CONNECTION SYSTEM Catalogue DIN screw cap GLS 80 with Number Thread four ports (GL 18 thread) GLS 80 screw cap with 4 ports (GL 18 Thread) 1160176 GLS 80 temp.
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  • Laboratory Supplies and Equipment

    Laboratory Supplies and Equipment

    Laboratory Supplies and Equipment Beakers: 9 - 12 • Beakers with Handles • Printed Square Ratio Beakers • Griffin Style Molded Beakers • Tapered PP, PMP & PTFE Beakers • Heatable PTFE Beakers Bottles: 17 - 32 • Plastic Laboratory Bottles • Rectangular & Square Bottles Heatable PTFE Beakers Page 12 • Tamper Evident Plastic Bottles • Concertina Collapsible Bottle • Plastic Dispensing Bottles NEW Straight-Side Containers • Plastic Wash Bottles PETE with White PP Closures • PTFE Bottle Pourers Page 39 Containers: 38 - 42 • Screw Cap Plastic Jars & Containers • Snap Cap Plastic Jars & Containers • Hinged Lid Plastic Containers • Dispensing Plastic Containers • Graduated Plastic Containers • Disposable Plastic Containers Cylinders: 45 - 48 • Clear Plastic Cylinder, PMP • Translucent Plastic Cylinder, PP • Short Form Plastic Cylinder, PP • Four Liter Plastic Cylinder, PP NEW Polycarbonate Graduated Bottles with PP Closures Page 21 • Certified Plastic Cylinder, PMP • Hydrometer Jar, PP • Conical Shape Plastic Cylinder, PP Disposal Boxes: 54 - 55 • Bio-bin Waste Disposal Containers • Glass Disposal Boxes • Burn-upTM Bins • Plastic Recycling Boxes • Non-Hazardous Disposal Boxes Printed Cylinders Page 47 Drying Racks: 55 - 56 • Kartell Plastic Drying Rack, High Impact PS • Dynalon Mega-Peg Plastic Drying Rack • Azlon Epoxy Coated Drying Rack • Plastic Draining Baskets • Custom Size Drying Racks Available Burn-upTM Bins Page 54 Dynalon® Labware Table of Contents and Introduction ® Dynalon Labware, a leading wholesaler of plastic lab supplies throughout