4800-Beakers, Euro Design

• Made from Polypropylene
• These jugs are clear & autoclavable
• Graduation for easy reading

Here are some common uses for plastic beakers with Euro design in a laboratory:

1. General Mixing and Stirring: Plastic beakers are suitable for general mixing and stirring of liquids or solutions. The Euro design often includes features like a tapered spout for controlled pouring.
2. Reagent Preparation: Plastic beakers are used for preparing and measuring reagents before experiments. They are lightweight and easy to handle.
3. Solution Transfer: The spout of Euro design plastic beakers facilitates easy and controlled pouring, making them suitable for transferring solutions from one container to another.
4. Titration: Plastic beakers can be used in titration experiments where precise measurements and controlled pouring are necessary.
5. Dilution: These beakers are appropriate for diluting solutions to specific concentrations. The Euro design allows for accurate pouring during the dilution process.
6. Media Preparation: In microbiology and cell culture laboratories, plastic beakers may be used for preparing and measuring growth media. They are often autoclavable for sterilization.
7. Solvent Storage: Plastic beakers can be used for storing certain solvents and solutions. However, compatibility with specific chemicals should be considered.
8. Non-Critical Chemical Handling: Plastic beakers are suitable for handling non-critical chemical processes where the material of the beaker is compatible with the substances being used.
9. Educational Purposes: Plastic beakers are commonly used in educational laboratories for teaching basic principles of chemistry and laboratory techniques, especially when safety and ease of handling are important considerations.
10. Disposable Applications: Plastic beakers are often used in situations where disposable labware is preferred for reasons such as cost-effectiveness and preventing cross-contamination.