• Complies with DIN 12331 & ISO 3819
• Large labeling field for easy marking
• Clear Graduation for easy reading convenience
• Uniform wall thickness
• Ideal for heating liquids
• Clear metric Graduation for convenience
• Highly resistant to chemical attack

Here are common uses for these beakers in a laboratory setting:

1. Precise Volume Measurements: Tall-form beakers without a spout are often used when precise volume measurements are required. They provide a clear and straight container for accurate readings.
2. General Mixing and Stirring: These beakers are suitable for general mixing and stirring of liquids or solutions. The absence of a spout does not hinder the mixing process, and a separate pouring device can be used if needed.
3. Reagent Preparation: Tall-form beakers without a spout are used for preparing and measuring reagents before experiments. They provide a stable container for handling and measuring liquids.
4. Heating and Boiling: Beakers without a spout can be placed on a hot plate or over a Bunsen burner for heating and boiling liquids. They are suitable for larger volumes and can be paired with a separate pouring device.
5. Titration: Tall-form beakers are commonly used in titration experiments where precise volume measurements are essential. They offer a clear and straight surface for observing color changes during titrations.
6. Dilution: These beakers are appropriate for diluting solutions to specific concentrations. The absence of a spout does not affect their suitability for controlled dilution processes.
7. Solution Transfer: While lacking a spout, these beakers can still be used for transferring solutions from one container to another using a separate pouring device or a pipette.
8. Media Preparation: In microbiology and cell culture laboratories, tall-form beakers without a spout may be used for preparing and measuring larger quantities of growth media.
9. Quality Control Testing: Beakers without a spout can be used for various quality control tests where precise volume measurements are required, and solutions are transferred using a separate device.
10. Chemical Storage: They can be used for temporary storage of liquids during experiments or procedures where pouring is not the primary consideration.
11. Educational Purposes: Tall-form beakers without a spout are commonly used in educational laboratories for teaching basic principles of chemistry and laboratory techniques, especially when demonstrating experiments with precise measurements.