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Conical Measure
High-Translucency Borosilicate 3.3 Composition: Fabricated from Type I glass with a low linear expansion coefficient, ensuring exceptional hydrolytic resistance and structural stability during aggressive chemical reactions or thermal sterilization cycles.
Precision-Molded Volumetric Graduations: Features permanent, high-contrast markings calibrated to specific volumetric tolerances, combined with a reinforced heavy-base design to ensure maximum physical stability and tip-resistance during high-frequency laboratory usage.
₹435.00
Quick Answer: A Conical Measure is a wide-mouthed, tapered laboratory or pharmacy vessel used to measure and pour liquids, with a spout for controlled dispensing and printed or moulded graduations along the side for reading approximate volumes.
Description
The Conical Measure from LabEquip is shaped with a wide top tapering to a narrower base, giving it good stability on the bench while making it easy to pour liquids cleanly through the integral spout. The wide aperture at the top also makes filling from another vessel straightforward, which is useful in both teaching laboratories and pharmacy compounding settings.
Graduation markings along the body allow the user to gauge liquid volume as it is measured or dispensed, making the conical measure a convenient general-purpose tool for approximate volumetric work, mixing, and transferring liquids between containers. It is commonly used alongside more precise volumetric glassware where an exact reading is not required.
These measures are supplied in a range of standard laboratory capacities and materials — confirm the exact volume, material, and graduation detail required for your application at the time of enquiry.
Specifications
| Product Type | Conical Measure |
| Shape | Wide-mouth conical body tapering to a stable base, with pouring spout |
| Graduation | Marked scale along the body for approximate volume reading |
| Capacity | Supplied in a range of standard laboratory capacities — confirm exact volume at enquiry |
| Typical Use | Approximate volumetric measurement, mixing, and pouring of liquids |
| Common Settings | Teaching laboratories, pharmacy compounding, general liquid handling |
Applications
- Approximate measurement of liquid volumes in teaching and general laboratory work
- Pharmacy and pharmaceutical compounding where liquids need to be measured and dispensed
- Mixing reagents or solutions before transfer to other vessels
- Pouring liquids cleanly using the integral spout, reducing spillage
- General-purpose liquid handling alongside more precise volumetric glassware
Care & Handling
- Rinse promptly after use to prevent residues from drying on the graduated scale, which can make it harder to read.
- Clean with a suitable laboratory detergent and rinse thoroughly with water before reuse.
- Handle with care around the spout and rim, as chips here can affect pouring accuracy.
- Do not use a conical measure where a precise, calibrated volume reading is required — use dedicated volumetric glassware instead.
- Store upright in a dry cabinet away from equipment that could chip the rim or spout.
Why Choose LabEquip
LabEquip supplies conical measures alongside a wide range of lab glassware and general chemistry lab equipment for schools, colleges, pharmacies, and industrial laboratories. Our team can help you confirm the right capacity and material for your application. For bulk orders, institutional procurement, or technical questions about this product, please contact us and our team will assist promptly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a conical measure used for?
A conical measure is used to measure, mix, and pour liquids, particularly where an approximate volume reading is sufficient rather than a precise, calibrated measurement.
Is a conical measure as accurate as a graduated cylinder?
No. A conical measure is intended for general-purpose and approximate measurement. Where precise, calibrated volumes are required, dedicated volumetric glassware such as a graduated cylinder should be used instead.
Why does a conical measure have a wide top?
The wide top makes it easier to pour liquid into the measure from another container, while the tapering body and stable base allow controlled pouring out through the spout.
What settings is a conical measure commonly used in?
It is widely used in teaching laboratories, pharmacy compounding, and general liquid-handling tasks where mixing and approximate measurement are needed.
What capacity does the conical measure come in?
These measures are supplied in a range of standard laboratory capacities. Please confirm the exact volume you require when you enquire, and our team will help you select the right size.
How should a conical measure be cleaned and stored?
Rinse promptly after use, clean with a suitable laboratory detergent, and dry before storage. Store upright in a dry cabinet away from equipment that could chip the rim or spout.
Last Updated: September 2026
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