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Laboratory Supplies ® Laboratory Supplies Beakers: 9 - 12 • Beakers with Handles • Square Ratio Beakers • Griffin Style Molded Beakers • Printed Square Ratio Beakers • Tapered Molded Beakers • Tapered Printed Beakers • Tapered PTFE Beakers • Heatable PTFE Beakers Tapered Low Form Beakers Page 10 Bottles: 20 - 37 • Plastic Laboratory Bottles • Polycarbonate Square Bottles • Rectangular Plastic Bottles • Tamper Evident Plastic Bottles • Concertina Collapsible Bottle Jars with • Plastic Dispensing Bottles Seal Inserts Page 38 • Plastic Wash Bottles • PTFE Bottle Pourers 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 • Sterile Plastic Containers NEW Multi-lingual Wide Mouth Wash Bottles Page 30 • Non-Pyrogenic Sterile Plastic Containers Cylinders: 45 - 48 • Clear Plastic Cylinder, PMP • Translucent Plastic Cylinder, PP • Short Form Plastic Cylinder, PP • Four Liter Plastic Cylinder, PP • Certified Plastic Cylinder, PMP • Hydrometer Jar, PP • Conical Shape Plastic Cylinder, PP 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 Drying Rack Holder Page 55 Dynalon® Labware ® Table of Contents and Introduction Dynalon Labware, a leading wholesaler of plastic lab supplies throughout North America, is the wholesale division of Dynalab Corp. Founded in 1957, Dynalon Labware is proud to be your supplier of choice for over 50 years. 2 Catalog Introduction 55 - 56 Drying Racks 79 - 80 Scoops 2 - 7 Technical Plastic Properties 56 Evaporating Dishes 80 - 81 Shields 8 Bags & Bag Ties 56 Eye Wash Station 81 - 83 Slide accessories 9 - 12 Beakers 57 - 59 Flasks 84 Spatulas - Spigot - Sponge 13 - 17 Beta Radiation Protection 60 Forceps 85 Spot Plates 17 - 32 Bottles and accessories 60 - 63 Funnels 85 - 90 Stirring Bars and Accessories 32 Bucket, Ice 63 Gamma Protection Products 90 Stirrers - Stopcocks 33 Burettes 64 Glass Sleeves - Hydrometers 91 Swabs - Tape 34 - 37 Carboys 64 Imhoff, Innoculating 91 - 92 Tote Boxes 38 Clamps 65 - 66 Labels 93 - 94 Trays 38 - 42 Containers 67 Matting 94 - 95 Tubes 42 Crucibles 68 Melting Point Apparatus 96 - 99 Tube Racks 43 Cutting Boards 68 - 69 Paddles 99 - 102 Tubing and accessories 43 - 45 Cuvettes and accessories 69 - 70 Pails 102 Tweezers 45 - 48 Cylinders and accessories 70 Parafilm Dispenser - Petri 103 Vials 48 Delivery Tubes 71 Pipettes 103 - 104 Vial Racks 49 - 50 Desiccators 72 - 73 Pipette Accessories 104 Watch Glass - Water Still 50 Detergent 73 Pipette Tips 105 Weighing Bottles 50 Dippas® 74 - 75 Pipettors & Accessories 105 - 106 Wipe & Wipe Dispensers 51 Dippers 76 Plates - Pump 107 - 110 Index 52 - 53 Dipping Baskets 77 Racks 111 - 112 Custom Plastic Fabrication 54 Disposal Boxes 78 - 79 Sample Cups - Samplers Labware Starter Kit This versatile pack contains over 45 safe and popular plastic labwar e products for young scientists especially in Elementary, Middle and High schools. Teach storage, measurement, pipeting, dispensing etc. in both English and metric. Duplicate products allow sharing amongst students. Item Polymer Description Quantity 237755 PMP Transparent Economy Molded Cylinder, 50mL 1 237765 PMP Transparent Economy Molded Cylinder, 100mL 1 237775 PMP Transparent Economy Molded Cylinder, 250mL 1 226415-0070 HDPE Cylindrical Jar with Screw Closure & Insert, 70mL 1 226415-0500 HDPE Cylindrical Jar with Screw Closure & Insert, 500mL 1 226415-1000 HDPE Cylindrical Jar with Screw Closure & Insert, 1000mL 1 259845 HDPE Test Tube Rack, Two Tier, for up to 18mm Tubes 1 262175 LDPE Droppers, Bellow-Type Bulb, 1.5mL 5 262185 LDPE Droppers, Bellow-Type Bulb, 5.0mL 5 299334-000B PP/LDPE Test Tube/Centrifuge Tube, Blue Closure, 16mm 2 299334-000R PP/LDPE Test Tube/Centrifuge Tube, Red Closure, 16mm 2 299334-000W PP/LDPE Test Tube/Centrifuge Tube, White Closure, 16mm 2 299334-000Y PP/LDPE Test Tube/Centrifuge Tube, Yellow Closure, 16mm 2 412575 NYL Spatula/Stirrer 10" 3 426364-07 PS Transparent Container w/ Snap-on Cap, 7Dram/24mL 3 501505-0125 PP Graduated Bottle Wide Mouth w/ Marking Area, 125mL 1 501505-0250 PP Graduated Bottle Wide Mouth w/ Marking Area, 250mL 1 502754-02 PS Pipette Graduated 2mL 5 506805-0250 LDPE Wash Bottle Narrow Mouth Sloped w/ White Clsr 250mL 1 522085-0100 PP Printed “Square Ratio” Beaker, 100mL 1 522085-0250 PP Printed “Square Ratio” Beaker, 250mL 1 326495-0500 PP Beaker with Handle, 500mL 1 537835-0100 PP Graduated Cylinder w/ Graduations, Squat Form, 100mL 1 542365-04 PP Lightweight Funnels, 50mm ID 1 605085-0005 LDPE Dispensing Bottle 15mL 1 605085-06 LDPE Dispensing Bottle 180mL 1 Lab Starter Pack Labware Starter Pack $97.00 each Copyright Dynalab Corp. 2015 and earlier. quality . value . service 1 Plastics properties& LDPE (Low Density Polyethylene) HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) Introduction • Translucent naturally • Translucent rigid polymer flexible polymer • Temperature range of ® The Dynalon catalog technical • Temperature range of -100 to +120ºC section aims to provide clear, concise information about the -50 to +80ºC • Not autoclavable key polymers from which our • Not autoclavable • Good to excellent chemical ranges are manufactured. It is • Good to excellent chemical resistance intended as your guide to the resistance • High impact resistance suitability of our products for use with a variety of chemical • Robust and virtually unbreakable • Used for storage bottles, groups, and in a variety of • Used for wash bottles, storage containers and jars environments. bottles, transfer pipettes, vials Excellent resistance (no attack) Each polymer has its own entry Excellent resistance (no attack) to dilute and concentrated Acids, with detailed technical information and a summary to dilute and concentrated Acids, Alcohols and Bases. icon denoting its general Alcohols, Bases and Esters. Good resistance (minor attack) chemical suitability Good resistance (minor attack) to Aldehydes, Esters, Aliphatic and characteristics. Those Polymers capable of being repeatedly to Aldehydes, Ketones and Aromatic Hydrocarbons, Ketones Autoclaved at, at least 121°C Vegetable Oils. and Mineral and Vegetable Oils. for 30 minutes are denoted by Limited resistance (moderate Limited resistance (moderate the letter A, more detailed temperature resistance is often attack suitable for short term use attack and suitable for short term included in the text. only) to Aliphatic and Aromatic use only) to Halogenated Hydrocarbons, Mineral Oils and Hydrocarbons and Oxidizing The information within this Oxidizing Agents. Agents. section is designed to answer most common application Poor resistance and not questions but like any guide recommended for use with quick facts will not answer all. Dynalon's Halogenated Hydrocarbons. Maximum Temperature: Technical Department will be pleased to answer any 248°F (120°C) question relating to quick facts Minimum Temperature: product usage. Maximum Temperature: -148°F (-100°C) 176°F (80°C) Autoclavable: No Minimum Temperature: UV Resistance: Poor -58°F (-50°C) Translucent and Rigid Autoclavable: No Recycling Code: 2 UV Resistance: Poor Translucent with Excellent flexibility HDPE Recycling Code: 4 LDPE 2 Dynalon® Labware chemical resistance PP (Polypropylene) PMP (Polymethylpentene) PS (Polystyrene) • Translucent rigid polymer • Transparent rigid polymer • Transparent rigid polymer • Temperature range • Temperature range • Temperature range 0 to +135ºC 0 to +145ºC -10 to +70ºC • Autoclavable (repeatedly) • Autoclavable • Not autoclavable • Good to excellent chemical • Good to excellent chemical • Moderate chemical resistance resistance resistance • Brittle yet has excellent clarity • Impact resistant • Glass like clarity • Used for petri dishes, pipettes • Used for beakers, bottles, • Used for transparent beakers and container ware cylinders and screw closures and cylinders Excellent resistance (no attack) Excellent resistance (no attack) Excellent resistance (no attack) to dilute Acids, Alcohols and to dilute and concentrated Acids, to dilute and concentrated Acids, Mineral Oils. Alcohols, Bases and Mineral Oils. Alcohols, Bases and Mineral Oils. Good resistance (minor attack) Good resistance (minor attack) Good resistance (minor attack) to Vegetable Oils. to Aldehydes, Esters, Aliphatic to Aldehydes, Esters, and Limited resistance (moderate Hydrocarbons, Ketones & Vegetable Vegetable Oils. attack and suitable for short Oils. Limited resistance (moderate term use only) Limited resistance (moderate attack and suitable for short term to concentrated Acids. attack and suitable for short term use only) to Aliphatic and Poor resistance not recom- use only) to Aromatic and Aromatic Hydrocarbons, Ketones mended for use with Aldehydes, Halogenated Hydrocarbons and and Oxidizing Agents. Esters, Aliphatic, Aromatic and Oxidizing Agents. Poor resistance not Halogenated Hydrocarbons, recommended for use with Ketones and Oxidizing Agents. quick facts Halogenated Hydrocarbons. Maximum Temperature: quick facts 275°F (135°C) quick facts Maximum Temperature: Minimum Temperature: Maximum Temperature: 158°F (70°C) 32°F (0°C) 293°F (145°C) Minimum Temperature: Autoclavable: Yes Minimum Temperature: 32°F (0°C) UV Resistance: Poor 32°F (0°C) Autoclavable: No Translucent and Rigid Autoclavable: Yes UV Resistance: Good Recycling Code: 5 UV Resistance:
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