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Premium Borosilicate Glass Measuring Cylinder – High-Precision Graduated Laboratory Glassware

Achieve flawless accuracy in your fluid measurements with our professional-grade Glass Measuring Cylinder. Expertly crafted from high-purity borosilicate glass, this graduated cylinder is engineered for precise volumetric measurement of liquids. Featuring a heavy-duty round or hexagonal base for maximum stability and an integrated pour spout, it is an indispensable instrument for scientific research, industrial compounding, and educational chemistry laboratories.

Key Applications:

• Precise Volumetric Measurement: The tall, narrow design provides high-resolution measurement lines, making it perfect for accurately quantifying fluid volumes.

• Chemical Blending & Dilutions: Completely inert glass construction resists chemical corrosion, allowing for the safe measurement and mixing of strong acids, bases, and volatile solvents.

• Quality Control & Testing: Widely utilized in commercial manufacturing, cosmetics formulation, and petroleum testing where precise fluid volumes are critical.

• Liquid Transfers: Built with a contoured pouring lip to ensure smooth, drip-free fluid delivery into beakers, flasks, or processing vessels.

Product Features:

• Industrial-Grade Borosilicate Glass: Offers exceptional structural integrity, high optical clarity, and superior resistance to chemical attack and thermal cleaning processes.

• Highly Legible Graduation Lines: Features permanent, high-contrast markings (available in durable blue or white enamel) for sharp visibility against both clear and colored fluids.

• Stable Impact-Resistant Base: Designed with a wide, thickened base to significantly lower the center of gravity, reducing the risk of accidental tipping during busy laboratory workflows.

⚠️ Safety and Handling: To ensure the highest level of measurement accuracy, graduated cylinders should not be used for boiling liquids or subjected to extreme thermal stress, as heat expansion can alter calibrated volume precision. Inspect the glassware for chips or fractures along the rim or base before use. Always wear proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), including safety glasses and protective gloves, when handling hazardous chemicals.