The VITLAB Griffin Beaker is a 10 ml capacity beaker made from high-quality polypropylene (PP), offering excellent transparency for easy content viewing. Designed with molded blue embossed graduations, it ensures precise measurement and enhances readability. This beaker is suitable for general laboratory procedures and is autoclavable for sterilization. The pack includes 12 beakers, making it ideal for group use or multiple applications.
These Griffin beakers are essential tools for laboratories requiring precise measurements and reliable performance in a compact size.
It is a 10 ml capacity beaker made from high-quality polypropylene (PP), offering excellent transparency for easy content viewing. Designed with molded blue embossed graduations, it ensures precise measurement and enhances readability. This beaker is suitable for general laboratory procedures and is autoclavable for sterilization. The pack includes 12 beakers, making it ideal for group use or multiple applications.
Yes. It is designed for general laboratory procedures and is autoclavable for sterilization, and offers a capacity of 10 ml per beaker to support this kind of work.
It has a capacity of 10 ml per beaker, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 605081 VE=12.
It is made from polypropylene (PP) for durability and chemical resistance. It also offers molded blue embossed scale for accurate measurements, outer diameter 30 mm, Height 36 mm and pack of twelve beakers.
For general laboratory procedures and is autoclavable for sterilization, the VITLAB model is the better choice, offering a capacity of 10 ml per beaker. The Kartell model offers a capacity of 1000ml and an autoclavable of up to 121°C for 20 minutes; suitable for continuous use at 100°C as an alternative, while the VITLAB model's molded blue embossed scale for accurate measurements and outer diameter 30 mm, Height 36 mm help make it a strong fit for general laboratory procedures and is autoclavable for sterilization.
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