Beakers Manufacturer, Suppliers and Exporter in Ambala

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Last updated: 6 October 2026

Laboratory beakers are the open cylindrical vessels used for holding, mixing and heating liquids in school, college and industrial laboratories. Ambala Science Lab manufactures beakers in Ambala, Haryana, India, and publishes three lines: a low form Griffin type with spout, a tall form with spout, and a graduated clear glass beaker.

What this range contains

Ambala Science Lab publishes 3 beaker lines in this range, manufactured in Ambala, Haryana, India. The table below lists every item with the figures published on its own product page, so a school or tender buyer can compare without sending an enquiry first.

Specifications

Every value below is the figure published on that item's own product page. Not published means the catalogue does not state that figure and it should be confirmed in writing before ordering.

Product	Material and capacity	Class and properties
Beaker, Low Form	Borosilicate Glass; 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 150, 250, 400, 500, 600, 1000, 2000, 3000, 5000	Stated as graduated; Stated as heat resistant; Stated as chemical resistant
Beaker, Tall Form	Borosilicate Glass; 100, 250, 500, 1000	Stated as heat resistant; Stated as chemical resistant
Beaker, Clear Glass	Clear Glass; 25, 50, 100, 150, 250, 500, 1000, 2000	Stated as graduated; Stated as heat resistant; Stated as chemical resistant; Not recommended for boiling use

Of the 3 items in this range, 0 publish a dimension and 3 publish a material. Ask for the rest in writing at quotation stage.

All 3 products in this range

Beaker, Low Form | Beaker, Tall Form | Beaker, Clear Glass

What to confirm before you order

Specification to confirm	Why it matters
Glass type	Published as Borosilicate Glass or Clear Glass for items in this range. Borosilicate and soda-lime clear glass behave differently under heat and chemical attack, so confirm the glass type per line item.
Accuracy class	Class A and Class B are published for 0 of the 3 items here. Class determines the permitted volumetric tolerance, so state the class you need on the order.
Tolerance and calibration temperature	The catalogue states the class but not the numeric tolerance or the calibration reference temperature (normally 20 degrees Celsius). Ask for both in writing where results must be traceable.
Standard conformity	No ISO or ASTM designation is published for this range. If your tender cites a standard such as ISO 385, ISO 648, ISO 1042 or ISO 4788, ask the manufacturer to confirm conformity in writing before ordering.
Capacity required	Capacities are published as a list of available sizes rather than a single value. Quote the exact capacity and quantity against each.
Graduation and marking	Graduation is stated on 2 of 3 items. Confirm the graduation interval, the marking method and whether markings are permanent.
Packing	Glass is fragile. Confirm the packing method, inner cartons, carton dimensions and gross weight before consolidating a container.

Who buys this range

School, college and university laboratories, hospital and pathology laboratories, pharmaceutical and industrial quality-control laboratories, research institutions, and government buyers purchasing against a tender or rate contract. Ambala Science Lab manufactures this range in Ambala and supplies buyers in India and export markets in East Africa, Africa, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Bulk and tender quantities, and buyer branding on products, packaging and manuals, are handled through lab tenders and OEM orders.

Related ranges

Range	How it relates
Bottles	Bottles within the Laboratory Glassware range
Burettes	Burettes within the Laboratory Glassware range
Condensers	Condensers within the Laboratory Glassware range
Cylinders	Cylinders within the Laboratory Glassware range
Flasks	Flasks within the Laboratory Glassware range
Funnels	Funnels within the Laboratory Glassware range
Pipettes	Pipettes within the Laboratory Glassware range
Tubes and Vials	Tubes and Vials within the Laboratory Glassware range
Other Products	Other Products within the Laboratory Glassware range
Hydrometers	Hydrometers within the Laboratory Glassware range
Cones, Adapter, Joints and Sockets	Cones, Adapter, Joints and Sockets within the Laboratory Glassware range
Fractionating and Chromatography Columns	Fractionating and Chromatography Columns within the Laboratory Glassware range
Miscellaneous Laboratory Glass Products	Miscellaneous Laboratory Glass Products within the Laboratory Glassware range
Quartz Glassware	Quartz Glassware within the Laboratory Glassware range
Biology Lab Equipment	The parent range this subcategory sits in

Frequently asked questions

What beakers does Ambala Science Lab publish?
Three lines: a low form Griffin type with spout in borosilicate glass graduated from 5 ml to 400 ml and above, a tall form with spout in borosilicate glass from 100 ml to 1000 ml, and a graduated clear glass beaker from 25 ml to 2000 ml.

What is the difference between low form and tall form?
Low form Griffin beakers are wider relative to their height and are the general-purpose choice for stirring and heating. Tall form beakers have a smaller footprint for the same volume and suit titration and precipitation work.

Which beakers can be heated?
The borosilicate low form and tall form beakers are published as heat resistant. The clear glass beaker carries a published caution against certain use, so confirm its heating limits before putting it on a hotplate or flame.

Are the beakers graduated?
The low form and clear glass lines are published as graduated. Graduations on beakers are approximate by design and are not a substitute for a measuring cylinder or volumetric flask where accuracy matters.

Where are these beakers manufactured?
They are manufactured by Ambala Science Lab in Ambala, Haryana, India. Ambala Science Lab has operated since 2010 as a manufacturer and exporter of laboratory and educational equipment.

Can beakers be supplied against a tender?
Yes. Send the tender annex with the capacity, glass type and quantity against each line so the quotation matches the specification.

Request a quotation

Send the product names or codes, the quantity per item and the destination. Ambala Science Lab, Near GPO, 110, The Mall, Ambala Cantt - 133001, Haryana, India. Email [email protected] or use the contact page. Ordering questions are answered on the FAQ page.

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