DURAN Low-Form Glass Beaker 211060804

DURAN Low-Form Glass Beaker 211060804

The DURAN 211060804 is a 10 mL low-form (Griffin style) laboratory beaker made from borosilicate glass 3.3, ensuring excellent resistance to chemical attack and thermal stress. It features a spout for easy pouring but comes without graduation marks, making it suitable for general laboratory use where approximate volumes are sufficient. With a height of about 35 mm and an outer diameter of 26 mm, this beaker complies with ISO 3819 and DIN 12331 standards, ensuring reliable quality for everyday lab applications such as heating, mixing, and reagent handling.

General & Standards

• It’s a low form beaker (sometimes called a “Griffin-style” beaker) with a pouring spout, made by DURAN® / Schott’s DWK Life Sciences.

• Complies with ISO 3819 and DIN 12331 standards for laboratory beakers.

Capacity & Dimensions

Material & Construction

• Made from borosilicate glass 3.3, which is a high-performance glass type known for excellent chemical resistance, a low coefficient of thermal expansion, and good durability under heat.

• Glass Type I / “neutral” according to USP, EP, and JP pharmacopoeias. Ensures high purity and inertness—good for sensitive laboratory work.

• Uniform wall thickness, which helps minimize thermal stress during heating operations.

Features & Markings

• Has a spout for controlled and clean pouring.

• Contains a fired-on white ceramic labelling field for marking contents. This field is highly durable.

• The beaker is without precise graduation scale—i.e. no clear volume markings (graduations) for measurement, though some sources list “approximate graduations.” However, many listings say “no scale / no graduations.”

Traceability, Certification, Sterilization

• Batch / retrace code provided (except—interestingly—for beakers of volumes 5 mL, 10 mL, and 25 mL, which may lack batch code printed directly) for quality control.

• Certificate of Analysis available online.

• Autoclavable: yes, meaning it can be sterilized under high pressure steam (~121 °C) without damage.

Performance & Use Cases

• Suited for heating because of the uniform thickness and borosilicate glass. Works well on hotplates, flame, etc., though safe temperature ranges must be followed.

• Suitable for general laboratory tasks: measuring (rough measurement), mixing, transferring liquids especially when clean pouring is important.

• Useful in analytical or life science labs where high purity / inert vessel surfaces are needed (e.g. media preparation, reagent mixing) due to glass Type I classification.

Physical Ownership & Packaging

• Typical weight is very small — around 0.01 kg (10 grams) per unit.

• Single-piece packaging; it’s often sold individually.