BrandTech Polypropylene Griffin Beaker
Product Description
- PP (Polypropylene) beaker is highly transparent and well-suited for general purpose use
- Molded graduations with blue screened over print for legibility
- Items 605081, 606081, and 607081 are blue printed scale, not molded graduations
- Beakers are screened with approximate volumes
- Meets the requirements of ISO 7056
- Food-safe according to EC Directive No. 10/2011
- To preserve markings, cleaning at no higher than 60°C is recommended
SKU | Volume |
Graduation
|
Height
|
Diameter
|
Quantity per Pack |
605081** |
10mL* |
2mL |
36mm |
30mm |
12 |
606081** |
25mL |
5mL |
50mm |
38mm |
12 |
607081** |
50mL |
10mL |
60mm |
47mm |
12 |
608081 |
100mL |
10mL |
70mm |
55mm |
12 |
609081 |
150mL* |
20mL |
80mm |
66mm |
12 |
610081 |
250mL | 25mL | 95mm | 77mm | 6 |
611081 |
400mL* | 50mL | 111.5mm | 87mm | 6 |
618081 |
500mL | 50mL | 117.5mm | 94mm | 6 |
612081 |
600mL* | 50mL | 126.5mm | 100mm | 6 |
614081 |
1000mL | 100mL | 147mm | 120mm | 6 |
615081 |
2000mL | 200mL | 187mm | 149mm | 6 |
616081 |
3000mL | 250mL | 212mm | 170mm | 4 |
617081 |
5000mL | 500mL | 247mm | 203mm | 4 |
*Variant in addition to ISO 7056
**Blue printed scale, not molded graduations
Specifications
Manufacturer | Brandtech Scientific |
---|---|
Country of Manufacture | Germany |
Item Ships From | Connecticut |
Literature
Instructions
How should I clean my volumetric plasticware?
Polyolefins, such as PP and PMP, as well as fluoroplastics (ETFE), have water-repellent surfaces that are very durable and easy to clean. For cleaning, depending on the level of contamination, commercially available neutral or alkaline detergents (i.e. Mucasol) can be used. Please note that no scrubbing agents or scouring pads should be used for labware made from plastics.
Plastic labware can be cleaned and dried in a laboratory dishwasher, noting the temperature limits of the individual products. Due to their light weight, securing the labware with washing nets is recommended; and plastic-coated wire baskets will better protect against scratching.
Plastic labware can also be cleaned in an ultrasonic bath. However, direct contact with the acoustic membrane should be avoided.