Lab Glassware Manufacturer and Supplier in India

Quick answer: STEMAids manufactures and supplies 38 lab glassware items covering volumetric and analytical pipettes, burettes, conical and flat-bottom flasks, Petri dishes, BOD bottles, potometers and weighing bottles. Listed prices run from ₹10 for a analytical graduated pipette to ₹355 for a biological respirometer with stand, with a calibrated glass burette (50ml) at ₹50 — covering the core measuring and containment glassware every school chemistry and biology lab needs. Manufactured by Eduscope Smart Learning Solutions Private Limited, an ISO 9001:2015-certified maker in New Delhi.

STEMAids is an Educational Laboratory Glassware Exporter and lab glassware manufacturer in India, supplying laboratory-glassware-manufacturer-grade beakers, flasks and general glassware to schools, colleges and technical institutes across Delhi and pan-India.

Glassware is the one lab category every practical session touches, whether the experiment is chemistry, biology or physics. A titration needs a calibrated burette and a volumetric pipette; a transpiration experiment needs a Ganong type potometer or a Farmer potometer apparatus; a water-quality study needs a BOD bottle. STEMAids stocks the borosilicate and precision-molded glassware that makes these standard practicals possible without a special order.

What the lab glassware range covers

Use	Apparatus	Listed Price
Volume measurement	Analytical Graduated Pipette; Borosilicate Volumetric Pipette	₹10; ₹10
Titration	Calibrated Glass Burette 50ml	₹50
Reaction / heating vessels	Borosilicate Conical Flask 250ml; Flat Bottom Flask 250ml	₹35; ₹35
Culture / sample containment	Borosilicate Glass Petri Dish	₹38
Water quality testing	BOD Bottle 300ml	₹115
Plant transpiration studies	Ganong Type Potometer; Farmer Potometer Apparatus	₹315; ₹260
Respiration studies	Biological Respirometer with Stand	₹355
Filtration	Filter Funnel 50mm; Filtration Gooch Crucible	₹12; ₹40

Applying the 6-S Framework to lab glassware

Syllabus: volumetric and titration glassware map directly to CBSE/ICSE/state-board chemistry practicals; potometers and respirometers map to biology practicals on transpiration and respiration. Specification: confirm borosilicate vs. soda-lime construction and rated capacity/graduation accuracy before ordering. Safety: glassware carries breakage and sharp-edge risk — brief students on handling and provide supervised storage. Sturdiness: check wall thickness and graduation-marking durability for class-set glassware that will see repeated washing. Spares: stoppers, stopcocks and rubber tubing for potometers and burettes should be individually reorderable. Supporting documents: statutory pack via the Tenders page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What glassware does a school chemistry lab need as a starting set?
A titration set (burette, volumetric pipette, conical flask), general reaction vessels (flat-bottom flasks) and basic filtration apparatus (filter funnel) cover most Class 9–12 practicals.

What is the difference between borosilicate and soda-lime glassware?
Borosilicate glass resists thermal shock and chemical attack far better than soda-lime glass, making it the standard choice for heating and titration work in school and college labs.

What is a potometer used for?
A potometer measures the rate of water uptake by a cut plant shoot, used to demonstrate and quantify transpiration in biology practicals. STEMAids supplies both the Ganong type and the Farmer type.

Can broken or worn glassware pieces be reordered individually?
Yes — burettes, pipettes, flasks and Petri dishes are stocked as individual items, so a school can replace worn or broken pieces without buying a full new set.

Is lab glassware supplied against school tenders and CSR programmes?
Yes, against tenders, rate contracts and CSR programmes with the full statutory document pack including CIN, GSTIN, IEC, Udyam, DPIIT and ISO certificates. See the Tenders page or call 9311411822.