These 100ml Borosillicate glass beakers are useful additions to your brewery, use during brewing to measure additions or during distilling to measure your cuts.

High quality 100ml low form beaker made from borosilicate glass, graduated with pouring spout. They are marked up to 80ml in 10ml increments.

These beakers can be heated – but please avoid flames touching the glass by using a fine wire gauze between the heat source and the glass.
Its made from tough borosilicate glass which can withstand boiling water or liquid nitrogen. This makes it ideal for use as a prop in Harry Potter or Breaking Bad themed parties. We sell lots of our bar laboratory equipment to cocktail bars for serving mad scientist style drinks.

Details:

• Dimensions: 57mm dia x 70mm height
• Capacity: 100ml
• Material: durable 3.3 Borosilicate glass.
• Complies to ISO3819.Please note the measurements on the side of the beaker stop at 80ml. The 100ml refers to the maximum liquid capacity of the beaker – 80ml is the maximum safe fill level for laboratory use.Dishwasher safe: This product is safe to wash in domestic & commercial dishwashers.Autoclave Instructions:
  Suitable for autoclaving thanks to the strength and durability of the glassware. However please follow these rules:
• Empty the glassware before autoclaving. Rinse thoroughly with distilled water to remove any corrosive or reactive liquids/material.
• Remove any lids and stoppers.
• Open any stopcocks or valves.
• Do not overload the autoclave.
• Remove any PTFE tape that may have been applied to any joints.

Microwave safe:
Borosilicate glass is completely microwave safe. However please follow these rules:

• Make sure it contains a microwave absorbing material such as water before placing in the oven.
• Remove all fittings such as plastic caps – which may not be microwave proof.

About Borosilicate Glassware:
Borosilicate glass has a low thermal expansion coefficient and high chemical resistance, making it ideal for use in laboratories and the medical and pharmaceutical industries. All the boroscilate glass on our website is Type 3.3 borosilicate glass. Type 3.3 is named because of the coefficient of expansion for borosilicate glass is 3.3×10-6K-1 (20 – 300C).

Caring for Borosilicate glassware.
Please follow these rules to ensure safety and long life of your borosilicate laboratory glassware:

• Schedule regular examinations of glassware.
• Do not use any glassware which is scratched, chipped or cracked. Defects like these can seriously weaken the glass and make it prone to breakage in use.
• Never soak glassware for long periods in very strong alkaline solutions as it will damage the glass.
• Ultrasonic cleaning is a good method of cleaning glassware thoroughly. Using an ultrasonic cleaner with a mild detergent will clean most residues from the glassware.
• Borosilicate glass is completely microwave safe. However, as with any microwave vessel, be sure it contains a microwave absorbing material such as water before placing in the oven. Also remember to remove fittings such as plastic caps which may not necessarily be microwave proof.
• Always provide adequate support to glassware at the base.
• Do not lift, carry or suspend glassware by the neck, rim or side arms.
• Hydrofluoric acid, hot concentrated phosphoric acid and very strong alkalis attack and weaken borosilicate glassware.
• The maximum recommended working temperature for borosilicate glassware is 500C (for short periods only). However, once the temperature exceeds 150C extra special care should be taken to ensure that heating and cooling is achieved in a slow and uniform manner.
• Heat vessels gently and gradually to avoid breakage by thermal shock. Similarly, allow hot glassware to cool gradually and in a location away from cold draughts.
• If using a Bunsen burner with borosilicate glassware employ a soft flame and use wire gauze with ceramic centre to diffuse the flame.
• Do not directly heat glassware on a hotplate as this can create hot spots on the glassware which may cause the glassware to shatter.
• Flat bottomed vessels should never be used under vacuum. The only exceptions are those products designed specifically for that purpose.

NOT CE Marked.
Our range of laboratory glass and plasticware is designed as a novelty way to serve drinks. It is not CE-marked (Not Government Stamped) – ie it is not designed for measuring servings of alcohol. Please use a government approved measuring device (CE-marked) when measuring alcoholic drinks.