Graduated Pipette Serological
Product Code : EL-GP-10247
Lab Glassware Manufacturer is a leading India-based Graduated Pipette Serological manufacturer, supplier and exporter, headquartered in Ambala, Haryana, and serving laboratory glassware buyers since 1982. Our serological pipettes are exported to institutional and industrial buyers across Indonesia, Timor-Leste and Brunei, supporting laboratory procurement needs throughout the Maritime Southeast Asia region.
Quick Answer: A Graduated Pipette Serological is a borosilicate glass volumetric pipette graduated along its entire length, from the base down to the tip, so that it delivers its full stated volume including the last drop when drained. It is used in schools, colleges and research laboratories for titration, chemical analysis and general liquid transfer, and is supplied by Lab Glassware Manufacturer with an individual work certificate and amber-enamel graduation printing for long-term legibility.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Graduated Pipette Serological |
| Material | Borosilicate Glass 3.3 |
| Graduation Style | Serological – graduated to the tip, delivers full volume including the last drop |
| Marking | Printed in amber colour enamel |
| Certification | Individual work certificate included (manufacturer-stated – verify before publishing) |
| Application | Titration, liquid transfer and chemical analysis in schools, colleges and research laboratories |
| Manufactured By | Lab Glassware Manufacturer, Ambala, Haryana, India (since 1982) |
| Export Markets | Indonesia, Timor-Leste, Brunei and other Maritime Southeast Asian countries |
Serological vs. Mohr Graduated Pipettes: Understanding the Difference
Laboratory buyers often ask why a serological pipette and a Mohr pipette are not interchangeable, even though both are graduated glass pipettes used for variable-volume liquid delivery. A serological pipette, like this one, is graduated all the way to its drawn-out tip, meaning the user must blow out the final drop to deliver the full stated volume – making it suited to protocols where total-volume accuracy including the last drop matters. A Mohr pipette, by contrast, stops its graduation short of the tip and is drained only to the lowest graduation mark, never blown out. Lab Glassware Manufacturer produces both styles from Borosilicate Glass 3.3, along with unserialized serological variants for buyers who do not require individual work certificates, so institutions can select the graduation style that matches their laboratory protocol rather than defaulting to one type.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Graduated Pipette Serological used for?
It is used to measure and deliver variable volumes of liquid in titration, chemical analysis and general laboratory transfer work in schools, colleges and research laboratories, where its full-length graduation to the tip ensures the entire stated volume, including the last drop, is delivered.
What material is this pipette made from?
Lab Glassware Manufacturer produces its Graduated Pipette Serological from Borosilicate Glass 3.3, a low-expansion glass valued in laboratory glassware for its chemical resistance and dimensional stability.
Does it come with a certificate?
Yes, each pipette is supplied with an individual work certificate as standard (manufacturer-stated – verify before publishing), along with amber-enamel graduation printing for durable, long-term legibility.
Does Lab Glassware Manufacturer export Graduated Pipette Serological to Southeast Asia?
Yes, Lab Glassware Manufacturer, based in Ambala, Haryana, India and manufacturing laboratory glassware since 1982, exports serological pipettes to institutional and industrial buyers in Indonesia, Timor-Leste, Brunei and other Maritime Southeast Asian markets.
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Last updated: September 2026