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Accurate fluid measurements are crucial in various laboratory operations, and Diamond Essentials Class B Polypropylene Molded Graduations measuring cylinders deliver precise results. Engineered with easy-to-read molded graduations, hexagonal bases, wide openings, and tapered pour spouts, these cylinders facilitate simple and efficient use. Suitable for general laboratory work, they are chemically resistant to most acids, bases, and common solvents, making them ideal for applications such as analytical chemistry, biochemistry, and pharmaceutical research. Their durable construction and precise graduations ensure reliable measurements, making them a valuable addition to any laboratory setting.
Top product features:
Engineered with easy to read molded graduations
Hexagonal bases for stability
Wide openings and tapered pour spouts for simple and efficient use
Diamond® essentials graduated measuring cylinders offer the precise fluid measurements required in many laboratory operations. These cylinders are available in both class a accuracy for precision work and class b accuracy for general laboratory work. Diamond® essentials cylinders are engineered with easy to read molded graduations hexagonal bases wide openings and tapered pour spouts for simple and efficient use. Available in translucent polypropylene (pp) or clear polymethyl pentene (manufactured from virgin usp class vi resins complies with fda 21-cfr and european pharmacopeia chemically resistant to most acids bases and many common solvents molded metric graduation scales per class a or b accuracy standards comply with din 12681 and iso 6706 standards working temperature range 4 60° calibrated to contain (tc) (in) at 20°