Globe Scientific, Inc. Globe Scientific Graduated Cylinders

Yes, the Globe Scientific Graduated Cylinders are available in various packaging options, ranging from single units to large case quantities, depending on the material and size selection.

• Case Quantities: The durable Polypropylene (PP) cylinders are often sold in case packs, with specific case sizes including 6/cs, 12/cs, and 30/cs.
• Individual Units (1/ea): The higher-precision Globe Glass (Class A) and PMP (TPX) variants are typically sold individually.

Yes, these Globe Scientific graduated cylinders are offered in materials specifically chosen for durability and excellent chemical resistance across various laboratory needs. You can select the material that best suits your application:

• Polypropylene (PP): A robust plastic with high resistance to common laboratory chemicals. These variants feature durable, long-lasting molded graduations.
• PMP (TPX): A transparent, high-clarity plastic offering superior chemical stability. These options come with precise printed graduations.
• Glass: Designed for the highest precision requirements. Glass cylinders meet stringent Class A calibration standards (conforming to ASTM E1272), are marked ‘To Deliver’ (TD), and utilize dual graduations.

The Globe Scientific Graduated Cylinders are available in three distinct materials, offering different balances of durability, chemical resistance, and measurement precision:

• Polypropylene (PP): Ideal for general laboratory use where resilience is key. These highly durable and shatter-resistant cylinders feature permanent molded graduations.
• PMP (TPX): Offers excellent clarity for improved liquid level visibility combined with durability, utilizing high-quality printed graduations.
• Globe Glass (High-Precision): Intended for applications requiring the highest accuracy and compliance. These precision-grade cylinders meet rigorous standards:
  • Features Class A Accuracy
  • Calibrated To Deliver (TD), ensuring accurate dispensing
  • Complies with ASTM E1272 standards and utilizes Dual Printed Graduations

Yes, these Globe Scientific Graduated Cylinders are designed to meet a wide range of laboratory needs, offering extensive volumetric capabilities from micro-volumes up to large measurements.

The available capacity options span from 10 mL up to 2000 mL:

• 10 mL
• 25 mL
• 50 mL
• 100 mL
• 250 mL
• 500 mL
• 1000 mL
• 2000 mL

These sizes are available across the product line in various materials, including durable Polypropylene (PP), high-clarity PMP (TPX), and high-precision Class A Globe Glass.

The Polypropylene (PP) graduated cylinders are highly valued for their durability and safety, offering a robust, shatter-resistant alternative to glass for general volumetric measurements.

Key features of the PP variants include:

• Material: Constructed from highly durable Polypropylene (PP) plastic.
• Graduations: They utilize molded graduations, which are permanent and highly resistant to chemical solvents and wear.
• Capacity Range: Available in common laboratory sizes: 25mL, 50mL, 100mL, 250mL, 500mL, and 1000mL.
• Usage: Ideal for environments where break resistance is a priority (e.g., educational or high-traffic labs).

Yes, the quality and type of graduation markings are optimized for the specific material:

• Polypropylene (PP): These cylinders feature highly durable molded graduations. These markings are permanent and offer excellent chemical resistance, making them reliable for general laboratory use.
• PMP (TPX): Made from optically clear PMP material, these cylinders utilize precision printed graduations for high visibility and accurate reading.
• Globe Glass Cylinders: Designed for the highest precision, these feature dual printed graduations. They offer Class A accuracy, are calibrated To Deliver (TD), and adhere to rigorous ASTM E1272 standards.

Yes, the Globe Glass graduated cylinders are specifically manufactured for high-precision volumetric measurement and adhere to rigorous laboratory standards:

• Class A Certification: They are certified Class A, signifying they meet the highest level of accuracy required for laboratory measuring glassware.
• ASTM E1272 Compliance: These cylinders fully conform to ASTM E1272 specifications.
• “To Deliver” (TD) Specification: The calibration is set to the TD standard, which ensures precise volume dispensing by accounting for the residual liquid remaining on the vessel walls.
• Dual Graduations: The glass models also include dual graduation markings for enhanced utility and improved readability.

Yes, the Polypropylene (PP) graduated cylinders are highly durable and offer good chemical resistance, making them suitable for general laboratory use. These PP options feature permanently molded graduations and are designed to be a reliable, shatter-resistant alternative to glass.

For applications requiring different properties, consider the other materials available:

• PMP (TPX): Offers high clarity with precision printed graduations.
• Globe Glass: These high-precision models are Class A certified and conform to ASTM E1272, providing superior chemical and heat resistance for demanding applications.

Yes, the Globe Scientific glass graduated cylinders are manufactured for high precision and meet rigorous laboratory standards.

Their key features include:

• Class A Accuracy: They adhere to stringent Class A volumetric standards, ensuring high measurement precision.
• ASTM E1272 Compliant: The cylinders conform to the specifications outlined in the ASTM E1272 standard.
• ‘To Deliver’ (TD) Calibration: They are calibrated ‘To Deliver,’ meaning they are designed for accurate dispensing, accounting for liquid drainage.
• Dual Graduations: They feature dual graduation markings for enhanced measurement utility.

For applications requiring chemical resistance or durability, the product line also offers plastic options, including Polypropylene (PP) with durable molded graduations and optically clear PMP (TPX) with printed graduations.

Yes, these Globe Scientific Graduated Cylinders are offered in flexible packaging options to suit different laboratory needs, ranging from single units to large case quantities.

Available packaging configurations include:

• Individual Units (1/ea): Ideal for specialized or low-volume requirements (often used for PMP (TPX) and high-accuracy Glass variants).
• Case Quantities: Available in bulk sizes such as 6/cs, 12/cs, or 30/cs, which are often utilized for the durable Polypropylene (PP) variants.