The Measuring Cylinder Plastic Embossed Scale is designed for routine volume measurements in educational, analytical, and industrial laboratory environments. Manufactured from high-quality polypropylene in accordance with DIN/ISO Class B standards, it offers excellent transparency, strong chemical resistance, and reliable performance for daily laboratory workflows.

This measuring cylinder is calibrated according to DIN/ISO Class B, ensuring consistent and dependable accuracy for non-critical volumetric applications. The embossed scale inscriptions and nominal values provide permanent readability without fading or chemical wear, making it ideal for long-term use.

Its flawless spout design enables smooth pouring without drips, while the thick hexagonal base with strengthened knobs ensures enhanced stability on laboratory benches, significantly reducing the risk of tipping during use.

Applications

• Educational and school laboratories

• Routine liquid measurement

• Chemical and biological laboratories

• Quality control and industrial labs

• General laboratory operations

Advantages

• DIN/ISO Class B calibrated accuracy

• Durable polypropylene construction

• Embossed scale for permanent readability

• Excellent chemical resistance

• Drip-free spout design

• Hexagonal base for increased stability

Technical Specifications

• Material: Polypropylene (PP)

• Accuracy Class: DIN/ISO Class B

• Graduation Type: Embossed scale

• Transparency: High

• Base: Thick hexagonal base with strengthened knobs

• Chemical Resistance: High

• Heat Resistance: Suitable up to 60°C

Safety Warnings

• Do not use with liquids exceeding 60°C to maintain accuracy.

• Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.

• Not suitable for high-temperature or precision Class A applications.

Storage Conditions

• Store in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight.

• Keep on a stable surface to prevent deformation.

Usage Notes

• Clean thoroughly before first use.

• Read volume at eye level for best accuracy.

• Designed for routine measurements, not for analytical Class A precision.