Chemical Glasses (Beaker) 100ml
Product Code : SCL-CL-11481
Chemical Glasses (Beaker) 100ml (SKU SCL-CL-11481) is a 100 ml graduated glass beaker in the low form with a flared rim. It is the everyday size for dissolving a solid, preparing a class solution or running a neutralisation at the student bench in Class 8–12 and in college chemistry labs. From its base in Ambala, India, Science Lab Supplies supplies this beaker to schools, colleges, training institutes, distributors and tender contractors.
Specifications
The 100 ml beaker is transparent glass with graduation marks on the wall, so students can see a reaction and read an approximate volume. Its low, flared shape gives a steady base for stirring, and the specification describes the glass as resistant to chemicals and to heat.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | SCL-CL-11481 |
| Capacity | 100 ml |
| Material | Glass |
| Form | Low shape, flared |
| Colour | Transparent |
| Markings | Graduated |
| Resistance | Chemical and heat resistant |
| Supplied by | Science Lab Supplies, Ambala, India |
Applications and Experiments for the 100 ml Beaker
A 100 ml beaker gives enough room to stir a solid into water, mix two solutions or add an indicator drop by drop while watching the colour change. That makes it a standard vessel for solution, neutralisation and simple reaction practicals in secondary science and first-year college chemistry.
- Class 9 science: preparing a true solution, a suspension and a colloid and comparing them.
- Class 10 chemistry: neutralising an acid with a base and following it with an indicator.
- Class 11–12: dissolving a weighed solid before it is made up in a volumetric flask.
- Diploma and B.Sc. labs: general mixing and transfer of solutions.
Standard Scope of Supply
Each Chemical Glasses (Beaker) 100ml is supplied as one graduated glass beaker as described in the table above. Stirring rods, wire gauze or other beaker sizes are separate items; name them in your enquiry and they are priced line by line on the same quotation.
Packing, MOQ and Lead Time
There is no need to buy in cartons: quote one beaker, a dozen for a class, or several hundred for a district order. Every quotation sets out the packing, delivery time and price for the quantity you name, and it can include the rest of your school chemistry lab equipment list.
Science Lab Supplies holds an Importer-Exporter Code as a registered exporter and can ship to buyers in Peru, Egypt, Iraq, Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana. Buyers can place the beaker in the enquiry cart, message the team from the contact page, or check the lab tender page when the order is part of a tender.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose a 100 ml beaker rather than 50 ml?
The 100 ml size leaves space to stir and to add a second solution without spilling, so it suits dissolving and neutralisation work, while the 50 ml size is kept for very small samples.
Are the graduation marks accurate enough for titration?
No beaker is meant for that. The marks give an approximate volume; titrations use a burette and pipette, and the beaker simply holds the solution before and after measuring.
Who supplies the Chemical Glasses (Beaker) 100ml?
It is supplied by Science Lab Supplies of Ambala, India, which handles orders for single schools, colleges and training institutes as well as distributor and tender quantities.
How should the beaker be heated?
The glass is listed as heat resistant. Place it on a wire gauze over a tripod, warm it gradually, and allow it to cool before washing. Students should work under supervision.
Related Beakers and Bench Glassware
Most labs stock beakers in more than one size and pair them with a stirring rod and a heating support. These four items from the Chemistry Lab range sit naturally beside the 100 ml beaker on a student bench and can be quoted together with it.
- Chemical Glasses (Beaker) 50ml — for very small samples and indicator tests.
- Chemical Glasses (Beaker) 500ml — for water baths and larger volumes.
- Glass Stirrer (Agitator) — mixes solids into solution.
- Wire Gauze — spreads the flame when a beaker is heated.
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Last updated: 25 September 2026
