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A Stainless Steel Beaker is a cylindrical container with a flat base, used in laboratories for a variety of tasks such as mixing, heating, and storing liquids or chemicals. Made of durable, corrosion-resistant stainless steel, these beakers are more robust than glass or plastic alternatives and are often used in environments where high durability and chemical resistance are essential. Stainless steel beakers are commonly used in industrial, chemical, and pharmaceutical laboratories for handling high temperatures, reactive substances, or corrosive liquids.

Unlike glass beakers, stainless steel beakers can withstand higher temperatures and are less prone to breaking or cracking under pressure, making them ideal for use in experimental setups or environments with heavy handling. They are often equipped with a spout for pouring, and some models have graduated markings to measure liquids.

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Stainless Steel Beaker: A Versatile Laboratory Essential

Our stainless steel beakers are designed for durability, precision, and versatility in a wide range of laboratory settings. Crafted from high-quality 316L stainless steel, these beakers offer excellent corrosion resistance and exceptional strength.

Key Features:

• Superior Material: 316L stainless steel provides excellent chemical resistance and durability.
• Precise Graduations: Clear and accurate graduations for precise volume measurements.
• Versatile Applications: Ideal for mixing, heating, and storing a variety of liquids and chemicals.
• Easy to Clean: Smooth surface for easy cleaning and maintenance.
• Autoclavable: Withstands high-temperature sterilization processes.
• Durable Construction: Built to withstand rigorous laboratory use.

Available Sizes:

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Applications:

• Chemistry Laboratories: Mixing chemicals, titrations, and other chemical reactions.
• Biology Laboratories: Culturing cells, preparing media, and storing samples.
• Pharmaceutical Laboratories: Drug development, quality control, and formulation.
• Food Science Laboratories: Analyzing food samples and conducting experiments.
• Industrial Laboratories: Various industrial applications requiring robust and durable containers.