"glassware"

Supplier: SMEG

Detergents designed to optimise cleaning efficiency and the thermal disinfection phase for laboratory glassware cleaning.

Supplier: MIELE

Accessories for Labratory Glasswashers

Supplier: LABCONCO

Glassware carts, used to carry glasswares, plasticwares and small instruments in vinyl-coated wire baskets. Choose from 2-baskets or 4-basket styles complete with removable plastic drip pan to catch spills.

Supplier: SMEG

Thermodisinfectors washer is constructed with an external body made of AISI 304 stainless steel and a washer chamber made of AISI 316L stainless steel.

Supplier: Bel-Art Products, a Part of SP

This odor-resistant, highly absorbent sponge is designed to remove stubborn residue on glassware.

Supplier: VWR Collection

VWR®, Glassware for ELSD 80-85 LT

Supplier: SMEG

Accessories for Thermal Washer Disinfector with Drying System and Detergent Cabinet

Supplier: VWR Collection

VWR®, Nebulisation glassware for ELSD 100 low temperature evaporative light scattering detectors

Supplier: GLASWARENFABRIK KARL HECHT

Glassware/beaker brushes are available with varied handle and bristle materials.

Supplier: DEUTSCH NEUMANN

Natural rubber or silicone.

Supplier: Metro International

Tote glassware transport kit, MetroMax i™

Supplier: Heidolph Scientific Products

Universal heating bath accommodates water or other bath fluids allowing for temperature settings up to 180 °C. Receiver cassettes protect against threat of glassware breakage.

Supplier: ELMA SCHMIDBAUER

Ultrasonic bath accessories, Laboratory glassware holder for S 50 R

Supplier: K-Factory

Heater, Gas burner, Stand for glassware

Supplier: VWR Chemicals

Compact HDPE canisters (Cat. Nos. 845xx.365) are compatible with Miele dosing cabinets.

Supplier: Dr. Weigert

neodisher® LaboClean UW is suitable for the automated cleaning of laboratory glassware and utensils in water analysis laboratories, in serological institutes and in the phosphates industry. Especially for laboratory glassware used for sensitive analyses, where residues of phosphorous compounds would adulterate analysis results.