Lab Glassware Manufacturer, Suppliers and Exporter in China
Science Kits China is leading Lab Glassware Manufacturer,and supplier and Exporter in China, Algeria (Algiers), Angola (Luanda), Argentina (Buenos Aires), Armenia (Yerevan), Australia(Canberra), Austria (Vienna), Bahrain (Manama), Bangladesh (Dhaka), Bhutan (Thimphu), Bolivia (Sucre), Botswana (Gaborone), Brazil (Brasília), Brunei (Bandar Seri Begawan), Montenegro (Podgorica), Morocco (Rabat), Mozambique (Maputo), Myanmar (Naypyidaw), Namibia (Windhoek), Nepal (Kathmandu), New Zealand (Wellington), Nigeria (Abuja), Oman (Muscat), Palestine (Ramallah), Panama (Panama City), Papua New Guinea (Port Moresby), Paraguay (Asunción), Peru (Lima), Philippines (Manila)¸ Portugal (Lisbon), Qatar (Doha), Rwanda (Kigali), Saudi Arabia (Riyadh), Senegal (Dakar), Serbia (Belgrade), Sierra Leone (Freetown), Slovakia (Bratislava), South Africa (Cape Town) (Pretoria) (Bloemfontein), South Sudan (Juba), Spain (Madrid), Sri Lanka (Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte) (Colombo), Sudan (Khartoum), Syria (Damascus), Tanzania (Dodoma), Thailand (Bangkok), Togo (Lomé), Tonga (Nuku'alofa), Trinidad and Tobago (Port of Spain), Tunisia (Tunis), Turkey (Ankara), Turkmenistan (Ashgabat), Uganda (Kampala), United Arab Emirates (Abu Dhabi), United Kingdom (London), United States (Washington, D.C.)
Lab glassware includes vessels, measuring items and connected apparatus used to hold, prepare, transfer, separate, heat or observe laboratory materials. Science Kits China manufactures and exports lab glassware for schools, universities, TVET institutions, research laboratories and industrial users.
This category includes items such as watch glasses, test tubes, specimen tubes, vials, pipettes, volumetric flasks, measuring cylinders, funnels, flasks, condensers, and many other types of glassware. It also includes items used in distillation, extraction, staining, and related laboratory assemblies. Glassware may be purchased for single labs, multiple labs, and tender needs.
Science Kits China provides glassware to its clients in South Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and North America. The size of products, capacity, type of joint, calibration information, and various configurations shall be verified for all products before placing an order. In case of a purchase list involving several kinds of glassware, then the entire list can be submitted.
How do you choose lab glassware for a school or university laboratory?
Selecting lab equipment entails matching the equipment to its corresponding purpose. While school labs may require general lab equipment, universities may have specialized needs such as volumetric, distillation, or extraction equipment depending on the type of procedure or experiment being conducted. Start by identifying the laboratory procedure that will be carried out.
Then look at the equipment that will be used in order to perform that procedure. Look at the need to hold samples, measure liquid volumes, move samples around, separate samples, heat the samples, and put together laboratory procedures. Our catalogue contains general equipment, measuring equipment, funnels, condensers, and extractors among others.
Exact capacities, graduations, joint sizes and configurations are not supplied in the input data. Specifications are available on request and should be checked before purchase.
Which lab glassware types are used for measuring and transferring liquids?
Pipettes, volumetric flasks and measuring cylinders are the listed glassware types intended for liquid measurement and transfer applications. The suitable item depends on whether the laboratory needs to contain a defined volume, measure a graduated quantity or transfer liquid during a procedure.
The manufacturer states that volumetric flasks are calibrated in relation to ISO 1042, graduated cylinders are verified in relation to ASTM E1272, and pipettes are aligned with ISO 648 tolerances.
Buyers should request the capacity, graduation details, tolerance information and applicable documentation for each selected item. Do not assume that one category-level statement applies to every model or configuration.
What glassware is available for sample holding and observation?
Watch glasses, test tubes, thermometer pockets, specimen tubes and vials are available for holding, observing or containing laboratory materials. Selection depends on the sample, procedure and whether the item is intended for open observation, temporary containment, storage or use within another laboratory assembly.
The category also lists screw caps, stoppers and stopcocks that may be used with compatible vessels. Compatibility details are not included in the supplied input. Buyers should therefore confirm the required closure, thread, stopper or connection before ordering.
Where a procurement schedule specifies a particular capacity, closure or glass type, include that requirement in the quotation enquiry. Specifications are available on request.
Which lab glassware is used for separation, distillation and extraction?
Separating and dropping funnels, flasks, condensers, extractors and distillation glassware are the listed groups used to assemble separation, distillation or extraction processes. These items should be selected as a compatible system rather than as isolated components.
Confirm the intended laboratory procedure and identify each required vessel, connector and flow-control component. The category also includes screw threads, discs, joints, stopcocks and stirrers that may form part of a connected apparatus.
The manufacturer states that condensers are validated for joint compatibility in relation to ISO 383 and that funnels are checked against DIN requirements. These are manufacturer-stated claims—verify before publishing. Joint formats, dimensions and apparatus compatibility are available on request.
What should TVET and institutional buyers include in a lab glassware enquiry?
TVET and institutional buyers should include the glassware type, intended laboratory activity, required quantity and destination in their enquiry. Where available, they should also submit the complete item schedule and any required capacity, calibration, joint or documentation criteria.
A consolidated requirement helps distinguish general laboratory glassware from measuring, staining, separation, extraction and distillation items. Buyers preparing a tender can use the dedicated tender and OEM enquiry page to submit multi-item schedules.
The supplied data does not state standard pack quantities, dimensions or lead times. Request specifications and commercial details for the selected items before finalising a procurement schedule.
Is this lab glassware suitable for research and industrial laboratories?
The supplied audience data includes research laboratories and industrial users as well as schools, universities and TVET institutions. Suitability depends on the exact glassware specification, procedure and documentation required by the laboratory.
Research and industrial buyers should identify the intended material, process and measurement requirement when requesting a quotation. For connected apparatus, they should also confirm the required joints, closures and component compatibility.
The category page contains manufacturer-stated claims regarding glass composition, calibration and named standards. These claims must be verified for the exact item before publication, tender submission or purchase. Product-specific specifications are available on request.
Lab Glassware Types
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Type |
Key feature |
Typical use |
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Watch glasses |
Shallow glassware for holding or observing material |
Sample observation and general laboratory procedures |
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Voltameters |
Glassware group listed for electrochemical procedures |
Laboratory demonstrations and electrochemical work |
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Stirrers |
Glass stirring components |
Mixing laboratory materials |
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Test tubes and thermometer pockets |
Tubular glassware for samples or thermometer placement |
Sample handling, heating and temperature-related procedures |
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Staining jars |
Containers for staining procedures |
Laboratory staining work |
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Spirit burners |
Glassware used to contain burner fuel |
Laboratory heating |
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Screw threads, discs and joints |
Components for connected glass assemblies |
Joining compatible laboratory apparatus |
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Specimen tubes and vials |
Small containers for specimens or samples |
Sample holding and storage |
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Screw caps, stoppers and stopcocks |
Closure and flow-control components |
Closing vessels or controlling flow |
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Pipettes |
Volumetric transfer glassware |
Transferring measured liquid volumes |
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Volumetric flasks |
Glassware designed to contain a defined volume |
Preparing volumetric solutions |
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Measuring cylinders |
Graduated glassware |
Measuring liquid volume |
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Funnels |
Glassware for directing material into a vessel |
Transfer and filtration procedures |
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Dropping and separating funnels |
Funnels with controlled-flow or separation functions |
Adding liquids or separating liquid phases |
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Flasks |
Laboratory vessels available for multiple procedures |
Holding, mixing, heating or preparing materials |
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Distillation glassware |
Components used in distillation assemblies |
Distillation procedures |
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Extractors |
Glass apparatus for extraction processes |
Laboratory extraction |
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Coplin jars |
Jars listed for slide-related laboratory work |
Staining and holding slides |
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Condensers |
Glass components for cooling vapour |
Distillation and other connected apparatus |
Lab Glassware Selection Criteria
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Criterion |
What to check |
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Laboratory procedure |
Confirm whether the item is for measuring, holding, transferring, separating, heating, staining, distillation or extraction |
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Glassware type |
Select the vessel, measuring item, funnel, condenser, extractor or connected component required |
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Capacity |
Request the available capacity or volume for the selected item |
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Graduation or calibration |
Confirm whether measurement markings, tolerances or calibration details are required |
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Glass composition |
Request the material specification where glass type is important |
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Joint compatibility |
Confirm the joint format and compatibility for connected apparatus |
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Closure compatibility |
Check the required screw cap, stopper, thread or stopcock |
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Applicable standard |
Request evidence for any manufacturer-stated ASTM, ISO or DIN claim required by the procurement specification |
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Documentation |
Confirm the technical, calibration, conformity or tender documents required |
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Intended user |
State whether the requirement is for a school, university, TVET institution, research laboratory or industrial facility |
Lab Glassware Categories and Procurement Links
The supplied category and product pages identify the following lab glassware groups. Individual subcategory URLs were not included in the verified URL list, so they are presented without links:
- Watch glasses
- Voltameters
- Stirrers
- Test tubes and thermometer pockets
- Staining jars
- Spirit burners
- Screw threads, discs and joints
- Specimen tubes and vials
- Screw caps, stoppers and stopcocks
- Pipettes, volumetric flasks and measuring cylinders
- Funnels
- Dropping and separating funnels
- Flasks
- Distillation glassware
- Extractors
- Coplin jars
- Condensers
Verified procurement links:
- Browse the Product Catalogue
- Submit a Laboratory Tender or OEM Enquiry
- About Science Kits China
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Contact Science Kits China
Frequently Asked Questions
What is lab glassware?
These are some examples of glass apparatus which have items such as watch glasses, test tubes, vials, staining bottles, pipettes, volumetric flasks, measuring cylinders, funnels, flasks, extractors, condensers and distillation parts. Some other parts of glass apparatus include closures, stopcocks, joints, spirit lamps and stirrers.
Who uses the lab glassware in this category?
The supplied audience includes schools, universities, TVET institutions, research laboratories and industrial users. Each buyer should select glassware according to the intended procedure and verify product-specific capacities, configurations and documentation before ordering.
What lab glassware types are available?
The category includes watch glasses, test tubes, vials, staining jars, pipettes, volumetric flasks, measuring cylinders, funnels, flasks, extractors, condensers and distillation components. It also lists closures, stopcocks, joints, spirit burners, stirrers and other supporting glass components.
Is measuring glassware included?
Yes. The listed product groups include pipettes, volumetric flasks and measuring cylinders. Buyers should request the available capacities, graduation details, tolerances and calibration documentation for the exact items required.
Is glassware available for distillation and extraction?
Yes. The category lists distillation glassware, extractors, condensers, flasks, separating funnels and connected components. Buyers should confirm that the selected joints, vessels, closures and flow-control parts are compatible with the intended assembly.
Can Science Kits China support institutional tenders?
Yes. Science Kits China provides a dedicated laboratory tender and OEM enquiry page. Institutional buyers should submit their glassware schedule, quantities, destination and required technical or procurement documents for review.
Does Science Kits China export lab glassware?
Yes. The supplied business role is Manufacturer & Exporter. The category information states that the company serves buyers across Southern Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe and North America.
Are ASTM, ISO and DIN standards available for every item?
The supplied data does not confirm that named standards apply to every item. The listed standards are manufacturer-stated—verify before publishing, tendering or ordering and request product-specific evidence for the exact glassware selected.
Request a Lab Glassware Quote
Send your lab glassware list, required quantities, destination and intended laboratory use to Science Kits China. Include any capacity, calibration, joint, closure, standards or documentation requirements available in your procurement schedule.
