Our Laboratory Glassware is known for its dimensional accuracy and excellent quality. We are one of the leading Manufacturers, Exporter and Suppliers of glassware in Maharashtra, India. The glassware, we provide is manufactured using 3.3 grade borosilicate glass ensuring the best quality and durability. Our Laboratory Glassware is widely used in laboratories, R&D and chemical industries. We believe in delivering Laboratory Glassware within the promised time frame.
Technical Specifications :

• All Glass items shown are manufactured from borosilicate glass 3.3 are widely used as the basis for the construction of complete process systems all over the chemical, dyestuff, food pharmaceutical, and petrochemical industries. The abbreviation for the coefficient of linear expansion which is (3.3 ± 0.1) x 10-6 K-1 . This is lower than any other industrial glass. Since this glass expands less, the tensile stresses in the glass wall during heating are less, which means that it is able to withstand a greater thermal shock and the maximum working pressure for a given operating temperature is greater.
• One reason for this widespread used is the special properties of borosilicate glass 3.3 (see below), complemented by the use of other highly corrosion resistant materials such as PTFE and ceramics

Our Laboratory Glassware is known for its dimensional accuracy and excellent quality. We are one of the leading Manufacturers, Exporter and Suppliers of glassware in Maharashtra, India. The glassware, we provide is manufactured using 3.3 grade borosilicate glass ensuring the best quality and durability. Our Laboratory Glassware is widely used in laboratories, R&D and chemical industries. We believe in delivering Laboratory Glassware within the promised time frame.
Technical Specifications :

• All Glass items shown are manufactured from borosilicate glass 3.3 are widely used as the basis for the construction of complete process systems all over the chemical, dyestuff, food pharmaceutical, and petrochemical industries. The abbreviation for the coefficient of linear expansion which is (3.3 ± 0.1) x 10-6 K-1 . This is lower than any other industrial glass. Since this glass expands less, the tensile stresses in the glass wall during heating are less, which means that it is able to withstand a greater thermal shock and the maximum working pressure for a given operating temperature is greater.
• One reason for this widespread used is the special properties of borosilicate glass 3.3 (see below), complemented by the use of other highly corrosion resistant materials such as PTFE and ceramics