Bel-Art Adjustable Microplate Tilting Stand, 4 1/2 x 6 1/2 x 2 1/4"

Made for measuring sand and other settled matter in water and sewage, these Imhoff cones are molded of glass-clear, unbreakable styrene acrylonitrile. Use a Poxygrid®cone rack to support three or four Imhoff settling cones in a single row for clearer viewing. Cones have continuous graduations up to 1000ml and are ideal for tests where a high volume of settled matter is present Leakproof polyethylene plug permits easy withdrawal of sediment for gravimetric analysis and simplifies cleaning Cones graduated in these divisions: 0-2ml in 0.1ml, 2-10ml in 0.5ml, 10-40ml in 1ml, 40-100ml in 2ml, ...

For drying test tubes, beakers, flasks, and other labware, this stand has three rows of epoxy-coated hairpin-loop supports (14 in all) to hold labware with 18mm I.D. necks or larger. Top row has 12 straight pins 10.2cm (4") long to accommodate smaller items. A polystyrene tray catches water as the labware drains. Rubber tipped feet provide non-skid use on a tabletop, or the stand may be wall-mounted using wire loops on the back. Labware Drain Stand Only.

Capturing hazardous chemical and contaminant spills when transferring from one vessel to another is easy with these portable spill containment trays. Large tray has a spill surface that will support multiple flasks, beakers or a rack of test tubes Smaller tray is ideal for smaller vessels and tight spaces Can also be used for storing hazardous, corrosive chemicals, stains, etc. to protect benchtops, shelves and cabinets Chemical resistant polypropylene plastic; durable Steam autoclavable at 121°C (250°F)

Heavy-duty rack protects your expensive bottles keeping them from rolling, tipping and striking against one another. Holds 150 mm and 300 mm long bottles with ample space in between to allow for the screw cap diameter and provide convenient handling. Made of welded steel rods, this rack is epoxy-coated for maximum protection, easy cleaning, and is steam autoclavable at 121°C (250°F). Holes are 42 mm square for 40 mm diameter bottles.

Epoxy-coated, steel wire baskets hold up under the most severe laboratory conditions and are handy for transporting and batch dipping glassware. They resist rust, corrosion, solvents, salts, weak acids and weak alkalis, will withstand a temperature range of -223°C (-369°F) to 121°C (250°F) and can be autoclaved.