Glassware 
Here at Australian Scientific, we stock a wide range of laboratory glassware for all applications. Below is a list of products we have readily available and their common uses.
Utilizing laboratory glassware is essential for achieving high-precision volumetric measurements, particularly in testing laboratories where accuracy is paramount. The metrological grade of the glassware plays a crucial role in ensuring the reliability and precision of the measurements.
We also have a wide range of interchangeable glassware and custom made glassware available on request.
Borosilicate Glass 3.3 – This glass is perfectly suitable for high quality measuring instruments as it is highly resistant against acids and alkali. Due to its small linear coefficient of expansion, it withstands thermal shocks very well.
Products:
Beakers
These are the most universal product and are used for various purposes. It is a glass container with a flat bottom and a small spout for pouring. It is used in the chemistry labs for mixing, heating, and stirring liquids.
Made of borosilicate glass 3.3
Burettes
A burette consists of a long, graduated tube, that is marked with volume measurements. At the bottom of the tube is a stopcock, or valve, used to stop and start the flow of liquid from the burette. The small, tapered end of the burette is the capillary tube. Burettes are often clamped to a stand to hold them steady while in use.
Made of borosilicate glass 3.3
Density Bottles
Are mainly used to determine the density of liquids of moderate viscosity.
Made of borosilicate glass
Desiccators
A desiccator is an air-tight enclosure that can be used in two methods. The first method is to remove moisture inside the desiccator to prevent moisture from damaging moisture sensitive samples such as electronics and chemical samples that may react to moisture. The second method is to preserve the moisture level inside the chamber and protecting a biological and carbon dating sample. Made of borosilicate glass
Flask (Erlenmeyer or Conical)
Is the most commonly used laboratory glassware in scientific research. It is used to hold and measure chemical liquid samples. Furthermore, these chemicals can be heated, mixed, and boiled in a conical flask depending on the research.
Made of borosilicate glass
Flask (Volumetric)
Is a type of laboratory glassware used to prepare solutions. A volumetric flask has a flat bottomed bulb with an elongated neck calibrated to hold a set volume at a mark on the neck. The flask may also be called a graduated flask or measuring flask because its mark specifies a precise volume measurement. The mark on the flask neck indicates the volume contained.
Made of borosilicate glass
Funnels
Designed with a tapered neck to enable liquid to be poured accurately into a container with a narrow opening.
Made of borosilicate glass 3.3
Measuring Cylinders
A Measuring Cylinders is a piece of laboratory apparatus used to measure the volume of a liquids, chemicals or solutions during the lab daily work. Graduated cylinders are more precise and accurate than the common laboratory flasks and beakers.
Made of borosilicate glass 3.3
Petri dishes
A petri dish is majorly used as laboratory equipment in the field of biology & chemistry. It is a shallow cylindrical, round glass that is used to culture different microorganisms and cells
Made of soda lime glass or borosilicate glass 3.3
Pipettes Graduated
Graduated glass pipettes can be used as an easy and cost-effective way of transferring small volumes of liquid. When used together with a pipette bulb or pipette pump, users can draw up liquid into the pipette, and then when required, accurately dose the liquid out by releasing the bulb or pump. The amount of liquid inside the pipette can be seen via the graduated markings on the side of the pipette.
Made of soda lime glass
Pipettes Volumetric
Volumetric pipettes, also known as bulb pipettes, are manual liquid handling devices used in many laboratories for the transfer and dispense of a single, specific quantity of liquid to a very high degree of accuracy. They are normally used in conjunction with a suitable pipette filler for user safety, and to minimise potential contamination.
Made of soda lime glass
Stirring Rod
Is a piece of laboratory equipment used to mix chemicals. They are usually made of high quality laboratory glassware solid glass, about the thickness and slightly longer than a drinking straw, with rounded ends.
Made of borosilicate glass
Reagent Bottles
Are containers made of glass and topped by special caps . They are intended to contain chemicals in liquid or powder form for laboratories and stored in cabinets or on shelves.
Made of borosilicate glass