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laboratory glassware, plasticware & accessories Contents page contents 2 - 3 Welcome & what’s new 4 Our history 5 Celebrating the Pyrex® centenary year 6 - 10 Our famous brands Pyrex®, MBL®, Quickfit®, Azlon®, Rotaflo®, SVL® 11 Custom made glassware 12 Custom printed washbottles 13 Contact us 14 - 286 Products A-Z 287 - 297 Technical section – glassware 298 - 302 Technical section – plasticware 303 - 306 Index by product name 307 - 318 Index by product code 319 Order information & customer support 320 Terms & conditions 1 Welcome... We are very pleased to welcome you to the 2015 Edition of the SciLabware glassware, plasticware and accessories catalogue. Our biggest catalogue yet! The following pages feature over 3,000 general purpose and specialised glassware and reusable plastic laboratory products carrying some of the best names in science Pyrex®, Quickfit®, MBL® and Azlon®. Whilst all the long-standing and trusted products are listed in the catalogue, we have remained focused on our key task to provide our customers with new solutions and products to advance practical sciences. Within this catalogue are over 250 new products and packaging solutions - these are indicated by a New flash. In addition, we continue to augment the product information; providing improved conformity and batch certification, in-depth FAQs and expanding the compliance of our products for specific science specialities. At SciLabware, excellence is at the heart of everything we do. We achieve this by enforcing meticulous quality control, adhering to the most rigorous international standards and employing world class glassblowers and skilled polymer technicians. In addition to this, we are proud to provide world class after-sales support. Our product managers, sales team and customer service staff will be happy to discuss your individual needs in more detail. With our comprehensive product portfolio and our wide range of production capabilities for glass and plastic, we are sure you will find SciLabware the right partner for all your standard laboratory glassware, plasticware and customised special products. As always we want your feedback. You can write to SciLabware at [email protected] with any comments, queries or questions and we promise to respond to every email we receive from you. Your direct feedback is essential to us as we build the SciLabware value for the future. We hope you find everything you need in this catalogue, however, if you need more information or need to get in touch, please do so using one of the many methods detailed on pages 13 and 319 or simply visit www.scilabware.com. We look forward to working with you in 2015 and beyond. Edward Wynn Andy Davies Chief Executive Officer Sales & Marketing Director 2 What’s new... The 2015 SciLabware catalogue is our biggest catalogue yet, featuring over 250 new products from our well known brands: Pyrex®, Azlon®, Quickfit®, MBL® GL45 Tall form GLS80 bottles and Cell culture heavy wide mouth connection glassware duty media bottles system caps Pages 142-143 beakers Pages 44-45 Pages 51-53 Page 38 Low form Bulk packed Polycarbonate Griffin Washbottles bottles media bottles beaker Pages 73-81 Pages 60, 61, Pages 58-59 Page 42 63, 65, 68 Microscale Soda lime Polyethylene Soda lime chemistry pasteur stoppers bottles kit pipettes Page 258 Pages 55-56 Page 230 Page 217 In addition to the highlights here, the catalogue features many more new products – look out for the New symbol on the product pages. We have continued to develop supplementary information for our products. New compliance and batch certification is available for many products, including Pyrex beakers and flasks and Azlon bottles and FM 587456 volumetric flasks, to meet all the regulatory needs of the modern laboratory. Keep a look out for details SciLabware is an ISO 9001 registered company. in the product listings and in the technical section on pages 287-302. 3 1908 Corning Glassworks Our timeline... develop a heat 1921 resistant James A Jobling Our story began with two innovations glass called Pyrex® licensed to manufacture Pyrex® in laboratory glassware. laboratory glassware in In 1921 a new heat resistant glass called Sunderland UK ® Pyrex was made under licence in the UK 1946 for the first time. Quickfit & Quartz In 1934 a glassblower at the Triplex Safety make jointed 1970 Glass Company in the UK made samples of glassware at their Quickfit & Quartz factory in Staffordshire becomes laboratory glassware fitted with UK Jobling ground-glass joints, a development which Laboratory Division attracted the interest of the Royal Society. Large scale manufacturing of the new product 1973 was soon underway. Jobling Laboratory Division becomes Following several acquisitions and a number 1982 Corning Laboratory of changes in ownership, during 2005 the Division Corning Laboratory company became Barloworld Scientific, home Division becomes J.Bibby Science of some of the world’s most famous brand Products names in laboratory equipment and consumables. 1986 J.Bibby The glassware and reusable plastic labware Science side of the business began trading as becomes 2005 Bibby Sterilin Bibby Sterilin SciLabware Limited in April 2008. becomes In 2011 the business became part of the Barloworld Scientific DURAN Group, a world leader in the manufacture of borosilicate glass. In 2013, 2008 SciLabware relocated to new Head offices Re-usable labware division and manufacturing facility based in of Barloworld Stoke-on-Trent, UK. Scientific becomes 2009 SciLabware The first Today SciLabware is a leading supplier of high SciLabware catalogue quality reusable laboratoryware under the widely recognised brands of Pyrex®, Quickfit® and MBL® for glassware and Azlon® for 2011 SciLabware plasticware selling through an extensive becomes network of global distribution partners. part of Laboratory Glassware, 2013 Plasticware & Accessories Azlon® • MBL® • Pyrex® • Quickfit® DURAN Group SciLabware *Pyrex® is a trademark used under licence relocates factory from Corning Inc. and offices to new home in Stoke-on-Trent UK 4 A celebration... 2015 marks the 100th anniversary of Pyrex® glass, considered today as the quality standard for laboratory glassware around the world. SciLabware is the European manufacturer of Pyrex® laboratory glassware, and is delighted to be celebrating the 100th anniversary of this illustrious brand. Few products are made so well that their brand becomes a generic name for everything similar... Pyrex® is one of those few. Since its introduction in 1915, Pyrex® glass has advanced the research and development of science, medicine and space exploration; playing a pivotal role in many historic achievements through its reliability, strength, performance, safety and chemical resistance. In the 1950s, the Pyrex® Fernbach flasks were used to grow the original cultures for the polio vaccine, and the first radio message from the South Pole was transmitted over radio antennas using Pyrex® insulators. Throughout the past century Pyrex® has become the trusted glass brand across many industries and applications. With the world renowned quality inherent in its products, we look forward with confidence to the next one hundred Pyrex® years. Few products are made so well that their brand becomes a generic name for everything similar ... ...Pyrex® is one of those few 5 100 years of PYREX® 2015 marks the one hundredth After first receiving its registered trademark anniversary of the ® Pyrex® glass brand, in 1915 the Pyrex name has become a world famous brand in science, thanks to its well considered today as the quality documented thermal and chemical standard for laboratory glassware resistance properties that continue to be around the world. trusted throughout the scientific community SciLabware is delighted to be around the globe. celebrating the centenary year Pyrex® borosilicate glass was the result of of this illustrious brand. an early twentieth century research project to develop a material for use in the railroad industry, with the development of the successful low-expansion glass we know today as Pyrex®. Corning Glass Works registered the name Pyrex in 1915 and later registered a patent for Pyrex® glass in 1919. SciLabware continues to produce Pyrex® laboratory glassware under licence from Corning Inc. using traditional glassblowing techniques and the latest in glass production technology. Today more than 800 items of glassware carry the famous Pyrex® name including beakers, bottles, flasks, dishes and test tubes, all manufactured to exacting quality standards. For more information, please contact SciLabware or visit the Pyrex100 webpage for more history and the origins of the Pyrex® brand. 66 MBL® has an international reputation for quality and performance. The range comprises over 300 products, a wide selection of borosilicate and soda-lime glass products that includes volumetric glassware, funnels, thermometers and regent bottles. MBL® volumetric glassware products are ideal for general volumetric applications and offer exceptional value for money with one of the widest selections available offering unbeatable choice, accuracy and performance. 7 Quickfit® pioneered the concept of interchangeable joints in 1934. Today, the Quickfit® name is renowned throughout the world for quality and reliability. Quickfit® ground-glass joints are precision manufactured with an accurate taper and smooth finish for leak-free performance and assured interchangeability. The Quickfit® range comprises over one thousand individual products that feature interchangeable ground glass joints,
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