A measuring cylinder, also known as a graduated cylinder, is a laboratory instrument used to accurately measure the volume of liquids. Its tall, cylindrical shape and clear markings make it easy to read measurements precisely. All types of Measuring Cylinders are available in Labtex at a reasonable price.

Measuring Cylinder – Precision Laboratory Glassware

A Measuring Cylinder is an essential piece of laboratory glassware designed for accurate measurement of liquid volumes. Available in various capacities and designs, including Class-A and Class-B graduations, measuring cylinders provide precise, reproducible, and reliable results in scientific, industrial, and educational laboratories.

Manufactured from high-quality borosilicate glass or durable plastic, measuring cylinders offer excellent chemical resistance and thermal stability. Many feature hexagonal or flat bases for enhanced stability, reducing the risk of tipping and spills during use. Clear, permanent graduations allow easy reading of liquid levels, making them ideal for both qualitative and quantitative experiments.

Key Features of our Measuring Cylinder

• Material Options: Borosilicate glass or durable, chemical-resistant plastic
• Capacity Range: From small (10mL) to large (1000mL) volumes
• Accuracy: Class-A (high precision) and Class-B (general use) are available
• Base Design: Hexagonal or flat bases for stability and safety
• Graduations: Clear, permanent markings for easy reading
• Durability: Resistant to heat, chemicals, and mechanical stress
• Easy Handling: Lightweight, ergonomic design for laboratory convenience

Applications of the Cylinders

• Perform precise volumetric measurements in chemical and biological laboratories
• Use in pharmaceutical and food testing for solution preparation and quality control
• Ideal for educational experiments in schools, colleges, and universities
• Suitable for industrial and research laboratories requiring accurate liquid measurement
• Use in titration, reagent preparation, and solution mixing

Benefits of Using Its

• Ensure accurate and reproducible liquid measurement
• Minimize risk of accidents with stable base designs
• Read volumes clearly with permanent and precise graduations
• Rely on long-lasting, chemically resistant materials for frequent laboratory use