Volumetric Flask

Service Overview

Application

Volumetric flasks are precision glassware used for:

  • Accurate preparation of standard solutions
  • Dilution to an exact known volume
  • Analytical chemistry, dairy, petroleum, pharmaceutical, and educational laboratories
  • Calibration and quantitative analysis work

Compliance Standard

  • ISO 1042 – Laboratory glassware, volumetric flasks
  • ASTM E288 – Standard specification for volumetric flasks
  • DIN EN ISO standards for Borosilicate Glass 3.3
  • Class A / Class B accuracy as per standards

Product Description

Volumetric flasks are manufactured from high-quality, low expansion Borosilicate Glass 3.3. They have a pear-shaped body with a long narrow neck and a single calibration mark etched on the neck for precise volume measurement.

Each flask is supplied with a well-fitting interchangeable stopper (glass or plastic). Clear graduation line and markings are printed in permanent enamel. Designed for high accuracy in solution preparation and dilution.

Technical Specifications

Parameter

Specification

Material

Borosilicate Glass 3.3

Shape

Pear-shaped body with long narrow neck

Calibration

Single calibration mark

Accuracy Class

Class A / Class B

Temperature Reference

Calibrated at 20°C

Tolerance

As per ISO 1042 / ASTM E288

Chemical Resistance

Excellent

Thermal Resistance

High

Stopper

Interchangeable glass / PP stopper

Autoclavable

Yes

Marking

Permanent white enamel / etched mark

 

Apparatus is Supplied

  • Volumetric flask of selected capacity
  • Interchangeable stopper (glass or plastic)

Common Capacities Available:
25 ml, 50 ml, 100 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml, 1000 ml, 2000 ml

Optional Accessories

  • Spare stopper
  • Volumetric pipette
  • Wash bottle
  • Funnel for filling
  • Storage stand

Dimensions & Weight (Approx.)

Capacity

Height

Body Diameter

Weight

50 ml

140 mm

50 mm

70 g

100 ml

170 mm

65 mm

110 g

250 ml

210 mm

85 mm

220 g

500 ml

260 mm

105 mm

380 g

1000 ml

300 mm

130 mm

650 g

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