The Lenz-Laborglas Measuring Tube without Stopcock, 10 ml: 1/10, is designed for precise measurement in laboratory applications. With a zero-point located at the tip, this measuring tube ensures accurate and reliable results. Ideal for high-precision tasks, it is made from durable glass to withstand chemicals and various laboratory conditions, making it perfect for use in laboratories where accuracy is critical.
Key Features:
Brand: Lenz-Laborglas
Capacity: 10 ml with 1/10 ml divisions for precise measurement
Zero-Point: Located at the tip for accurate readings
Material: High-quality glass for durability and chemical resistance
Application: Ideal for laboratory measurements requiring precision
Stopcock: without stopcock for streamlined measurement tasks
The Lenz-Laborglas Measuring Tube without Stopcock is essential for laboratories where accurate and precise volume measurements are necessary for successful experiments.
Accessories
Round bottom flasks with conical ground joint, DURAN®
Water estimator, zero point above the stopcock, with stopcock
Frequently asked questions
It is designed for precise measurement in laboratory applications. With a zero-point located at the tip, this measuring tube ensures accurate and reliable results. Ideal for high-precision tasks, it is made from durable glass to withstand chemicals and various laboratory conditions, making it perfect for use in laboratories where accuracy is critical.
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