Bomex

Low Beaker made from Borosilicate glass with high heat- and chemical resistance. The standard low form beaker with spout was originally devised by John Joseph Griffin, an English chemist, in the nineteenth century. This laboratory icon has gone on to become one of the most widely used items of laboratory glassware.Glass Beaker Borosilicate Low 2000mlVolume: 2000mlHeight: 20 cm.Bottom diameter: 13,5 cm.

The complete kit for strong cultivation. Yeast Starter kit PRO contains: - EcoStir Magnetic stirrer - Magnetic receiver 345mm - Stirrer magnet 27x8mm PFTE - Bomex Erlenmeyer Bottle (E-flask) 2000ml - Silicone stopper for fermentation tube 41 / 49mm - Fermentation tube Cylindrical 3-part - Wyeast Nutrient Blend 42g Fermentation Nutrition - Muntons Spray Malt Light 500g Do you already have a magnetic stirrer? Then see this kit instead: Yeast Starter kit.

Bomex Erlenmeyer flask with wide mouth and excellent thermal and chemical performance thanks to the Borosilicate glass. Ideal for yeast starters. Boil the wort, or malt extract and water, in the flask on a stove/hot plate. Cool in water bath and then add yeast. Close them flask mouth with aluminum foil or fermenter airlock.Bomex Wide-Neck Erlenmeyer Flask 5000 mlVolume: 5000ml. Height: 365 mm. Diameter bottom: 220 mm. Diameter neck (inside): about 41 mm.

Bomex Erlenmeyer flask with wide mouth and excellent thermal and chemical performance thanks to the Borosilicate glass. Ideal for yeast starters. Boil the wort, or malt extract and water, in the flask on a stove/hot plate. Cool in water bath and then add yeast. Close them flask mouth with aluminum foil or fermenter airlock.Bomex Wide-Neck Erlenmeyer Flask 2000mlVolume: 3000ml. Height: 315 mm. Diameter bottom: 190 mm. Diameter neck (interior): about 42 mm.

High Beaker made from Borosilicate glass with high heat- and chemical resistance. The standard low form beaker with spout was originally devised by John Joseph Griffin, an English chemist, in the nineteenth century. This laboratory icon has gone on to become one of the most widely used items of laboratory glassware. Glass Beaker Borosilicate High 1000ml Volume: 1000 ml. Height: 18 cm. Bottly diameter: 10 cm.

High Beaker made from Borosilicate glass with high heat- and chemical resistance. The standard low form beaker with spout was originally devised by John Joseph Griffin, an English chemist, in the nineteenth century. This laboratory icon has gone on to become one of the most widely used items of laboratory glassware. Glass Beaker Borosilicate High 600ml Volume: 600 ml. Height: 15 cm. Bottom diameter: 8 cm.

High Beaker made from Borosilicate glass with high heat- and chemical resistance. The standard low form beaker with spout was originally devised by John Joseph Griffin, an English chemist, in the nineteenth century. This laboratory icon has gone on to become one of the most widely used items of laboratory glassware.Glass Beaker Borosilicate High 400ml Volume: 400 ml. Height: 14 cm. Bottly diameter: 7 cm.

High Beaker made from Borosilicate glass with high heat- and chemical resistance. The standard low form beaker with spout was originally devised by John Joseph Griffin, an English chemist, in the nineteenth century. This laboratory icon has gone on to become one of the most widely used items of laboratory glassware.Glass Beaker Borosilicate High 100ml Height: 12 cm. Bottom diameter: 6 cm.

High Beaker made from Borosilicate glass with high heat- and chemical resistance. The standard low form beaker with spout was originally devised by John Joseph Griffin, an English chemist, in the nineteenth century. This laboratory icon has gone on to become one of the most widely used items of laboratory glassware.Glass Beaker Borosilicate High 100ml Volume: 100 ml. Height: 8.8 cm. Bottom diameter: 4.8 cm.

Glass beaker with very high heat and chemical resistance. The standard low form beaker with spout was originally devised by John Joseph Griffin, an English chemist, in the nineteenth century. This laboratory icon has gone on to become one of the most widely used items of laboratory glassware.Bomex Low Beaker 3000mlVolume: 3000mlHeight: 24 cm.Bottom diameter: 15 cm.

Bomex Erlenmeyer flask with wide mouth and excellent thermal and chemical performance thanks to the Borosilicate glass. Ideal for yeast starters. Boil the wort, or malt extract and water, in the flask on a stove/hot plate. Cool in water bath and then add yeast. Close them flask mouth with aluminum foil or fermenter airlock.Bomex Wide-Neck Erlenmeyer Flask 1000mlVolume: 1000 ml.Height: 215 mm.Diameter bottom: 135 mm.Diameter neck (inside): ca 43 mm.

Low Beaker made from Borosilicate glass with high heat- and chemical resistance. The standard low form beaker with spout was originally devised by John Joseph Griffin, an English chemist, in the nineteenth century. This laboratory icon has gone on to become one of the most widely used items of laboratory glassware.Glass Beaker Borosilicate Low 1000mlVolume: 1000mlHeight: 15,5 cm.Bottom diameter: 11 cm.

Low Beaker made from Borosilicate glass with high heat- and chemical resistance. The standard low form beaker with spout was originally devised by John Joseph Griffin, an English chemist, in the nineteenth century. This laboratory icon has gone on to become one of the most widely used items of laboratory glassware.Glass Beaker Borosilicate Low 600mlVolume: 600mlHeight: 13,5 cm.Bottom diameter: 9 cm.

Low Beaker made from Borosilicate glass with high heat- and chemical resistance. The standard low form beaker with spout was originally devised by John Joseph Griffin, an English chemist, in the nineteenth century. This laboratory icon has gone on to become one of the most widely used items of laboratory glassware.Glass Beaker Borosilicate Low 400mlVolume: 400mlHeight: 12 cm.Bottom diameter: 8 cm.

Low Beaker made from Borosilicate glass with high heat- and chemical resistance. The standard low form beaker with spout was originally devised by John Joseph Griffin, an English chemist, in the nineteenth century. This laboratory icon has gone on to become one of the most widely used items of laboratory glassware.Glass Beaker Borosilicate Low 100mlVolume: 100mlHeight: 7,5 cm.Bottom diameter: 5,4 cm.

Low Glass Beaker - The standard low form beaker with spout was originally devised by John Joseph Griffin, an English chemist, in the nineteenth century. This laboratory icon has gone on to become one of the most widely used items of laboratory glassware.Glass Beaker Borosilicate Low 250mlVolume: 250 mlHeight: 10 cm.Bottom diameter: 7 cm.

Bomex Erlenmeyer flask with wide mouth and excellent thermal and chemical performance thanks to the Borosilicate glass. Ideal for yeast starters. Boil the wort, or malt extract and water, in the flask on a stove/hot plate. Cool in water bath and then add yeast. Close them flask mouth with aluminum foil or fermenter airlock.Bomex Wide-Neck Erlenmeyer Flask 500mlVolume: 500 ml.Height: 185 mm.Diameter bottom: 105 mm.Diameter neck (inside): ca 34 mm.

Bomex Erlenmeyer flask with wide mouth and excellent thermal and chemical performance thanks to the Borosilicate glass. Ideal for yeast starters. Boil the wort, or malt extract and water, in the flask on a stove/hot plate. Cool in water bath and then add yeast. Close them flask mouth with aluminum foil or fermenter airlock.Bomex Wide-Neck Erlenmeyer Flask 100mlVolume: 100 ml.Height: 110 mm.Diameter bottom: 70 mm.Diameter neck (inside): ca 29 mm.