Quartz Labware & Apparatus

We offer a comprehensive range of fused quartz glass labware and apparatus. Crafted from high-quality silica, our labware products provide exceptional performance in demanding laboratory environments. Find quartz beakers, flasks, condensers, and more.

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Design and Customization Capabilities

We offer rapid prototyping and design validation services. We create custom designs tailored to your specific equipment requirements.

Precision Machining Expertise

We use advanced CNC machining and precision metrology equipment to ensure tight tolerances and superior surface finishes.

Material Purity Assurance

Our cleanroom manufacturing environment minimizes particulate contamination. Material certifications and metal analysis reports are available upon request.

Comprehensive Quality Control

We maintain a rigorous quality control system, encompassing every stage from raw materials to finished products.

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Quartz Labware product

Quartz Beakers

Quartz Flasks

Quartz Test Tubes

Quartz glass Crucibles

quartz Petri dish

Quartz Funnels

quartz container

quartz semicircle boat

Quartz Distillation Flask

Quartz Erlenmeyer Flask

Quartz Evaporating Dish

Quartz Micro Crucible

Quartz Sealing Tube

quartz Schlenk Tube

Quartz Tube for Fluoride Ion Analysis

Jacketed Quartz Reactor

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Quartz Labware FAQ

Our quartz labware is made from high-purity fused quartz, typically with a purity of 99.99% or higher. We can provide material certifications upon request.

Quartz labware is generally resistant to most strong acids, except for hydrofluoric acid (HF), which will etch quartz. It has limited resistance to strong, hot alkalis. It’s crucial to check the chemical compatibility of quartz with specific chemicals and concentrations before use.

Yes, we specialize in providing custom-designed quartz labware to meet specific research and experimental needs. We can work from your drawings, sketches, or descriptions to fabricate unique quartz components.

Lead times for custom labware vary depending on design, the manufacturing process, and quantity.

In some cases, it may be possible to repair minor damage to quartz labware, such as small chips or cracks. However, significant damage often makes repair impractical or unsafe. Contact us with details of the damage for an assessment. Note: Repairing quartz requires specialized skills and equipment.

Quartz labware can be cleaned using various methods, depending on the type of contamination. Common cleaning methods include:
Detergent and Water: For general cleaning.
Acid Baths: For removing stubborn organic or inorganic residues (use appropriate safety precautions). Common acids: chromic acid, nitric acid, aqua regia (use with extreme caution).
Ultrasonic Cleaning: For removing particulate matter.
High-Temperature Baking: For removing organic contaminants (in a clean oven or furnace).

Do not use abrasive cleaners or brushes, which can scratch the quartz.

Always rinse thoroughly with deionized water after cleaning.

Quartz labware is relatively strong but can be chipped or broken if mishandled. Avoid:
Mechanical Shock: Do not drop or strike quartz labware.
Rapid Temperature Changes: Heat and cool quartz labware gradually.
Clamping Too Tightly: Use appropriate supports and avoid excessive clamping force.
Contact with Hard Objects: Avoid scratching the surface with metal tools or other hard objects.
Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including gloves and eye protection, when handling quartz labware, especially when it contains hazardous materials.

We carefully package quartz labware to protect the item during transit. This could include wrapping individual items with bubble wrap, placing the item in a box, and filling the box with packing peanuts.

Yes, we offer international shipping to customers worldwide. Shipping costs and delivery times vary depending on the destination and shipping method.