Flasks

Supplier: Wards

Class A volumetric flasks are made from borosilicate 3.3 glass and feature a graduation mark, polypropylene stopper, and blue or white enamel markings.

Supplier: Wards

Polypropylene volumetric flasks with single graduation line and screw caps.

Supplier: Wards

Erlenmeyer flask set consisting of three smaller sizes: 50, 150 and 250 ml, all made from borosilicate glass with narrow necks, white markings, and beaded rims.

Supplier: United Scientific Supplies

Round bottom boiling flasks with three necks of equal socket joints.

Supplier: CHEM SCIENCE INC CA

All sizes listed below are hand-blown from tubing to ensure uniform wall thickness.

Supplier: Chemglass

Extra deep baffle indents on the lower outside edge of the flask to maximize oxygen transfer to the culture medium when used on an orbital shaker.

Supplier: United Scientific Supplies

High-quality large volume borosilicate beakers.

Supplier: Bellco Glass

Micro-carrier spinner flasks are available as complete assemblies which include a center cap, or as flasks only, without the center cap.

Supplier: CHEM SCIENCE INC CA

Round bottom with joints.

Supplier: United Scientific Supplies

Durable, machine-blown body with heavy beaded tubing neck.

Supplier: Greiner Bio-One

These convenient, ready-to-use tissue culture flasks are coated with extra-cellular matrix proteins (ECM) or synthetic peptides.

Supplier: Globe Scientific

Globe Glass™ volumetric flasks are calibrated to meet ASTM tolerance specifications for precise measurement in solution preparation and dilution. A diamond etched graduation line indicates the calibrated capacity of each measuring flask. Wide mouth options are available for easier filling and mixing. Globe Glass™ volumetric flasks are offered in sizes ranging from 1 to 2000 ml, and with Class A or Class B calibration tolerances. Class A volumetric flasks include a batch calibration certificate.

Supplier: Corning

PYREX® borosilicate glass, clear, with short neck.

Supplier: Corning

Collagen I, found in most tissues and organs, is most plentiful in dermis, tendon, and bone. It is an integral part of the framework that holds cells and tissues together and has been recognized as a useful matrix for improving cell culture. In vitro use of collagen can exert effects on the adherence, morphology, growth, migration, and differentiation of a variety of cell types.

Supplier: SP Industries

Ideal for growing and mixing of cell cultures, these Delong style shaker flasks have long necks to reduce splashing that could reach the closure.

Supplier: Thermo Fisher Scientific

Experience optimal performance with Thermo Scientific Nunc™ EASYFlasks™ with the Nunclon™ supra surface treatment for culturing a wide variety of fastidious adherent cells.