EISCOGraduated Cylinder, 1000mL - ASTM, Class A Tolerance ±3.00mL - Protective Collar, Hexagonal Base - White Graduations - Borosilicate 3.3 Glass
Description
🔍 Measure with Confidence!
- VERSATILE UTILITY - Ideal for professional labs, classrooms, and even home experiments.
- DURABILITY FOR DAYS - Crafted from heavy-duty borosilicate glass, resistant to chemicals and heat.
- PRECISION PERFECTED - Engineered to meet ASTM Class A tolerances for unmatched accuracy.
- READABILITY REDEFINED - Large, white graduations ensure effortless reading at a glance.
- STABILITY MEETS STYLE - Hexagonal base design provides maximum stability, preventing spills.
The EISCO Graduated Cylinder is a 1000mL precision measuring tool made from durable borosilicate 3.3 glass, featuring ASTM Class A tolerance for accuracy. Its hexagonal base ensures stability, while the large white graduations make it easy to read. Perfect for professional laboratories, classrooms, and home use, this graduated cylinder combines functionality with industrial quality.
Reviews
I**O
Excelente
A mi esposo le encantó todos en el trabajo quieren uno
M**.
Quality
Well made and accurate.
T**E
Good value
Product is advertised. high quality laboratory glass.
T**J
Very well-made ! and 'Class A' accuracy is important!
Excellent , very readable 'measuring flask .. cylindrical' and the 'Prime' deliveryfellow used extreme care !!I'm delighted! ( Lab trick: fill a long sock with sand, and fashion it to be wrapped around the hex base of this common type of laboratory glassware ... My good luck consisted in also having received a week ago a 40+ Lb container of aquarium-quality sand .. Ideal for the purpose! )(Don't forget to apply a sufficient number of tightly-applied zip-ties : 'Free sand is not welcome in most labs, other than in the Dept. of Geology ;))))Next, I'll use this highly-accurate cylindrical flask to calibrate a plastic version , using that one for measurements not needing 'Class A' accuracy ... and store this glass beauty in a safe place ..(for non lab-people: See 'borosylicate' ?? think 'Pyrex' )
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