Rods Glass
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Glass Rods
| Material | Diameter (mm) | Length (mm) |
| Glass | 6 | 200 |
| Glass | 6 | 250 |
| Glass | 6 | 300 |
Rods Glass are laboratory-grade glass stirring rods, also known as glass baguettes, manufactured from temperature-resistant borosilicate glass. Thanks to their excellent chemical inertness, they do not react with laboratory reagents, making them ideal for routine and precise laboratory operations.
These glass rods are primarily used for mixing, stirring, and whisking liquids, as well as assisting in decanting and guiding liquid flow during transfers. Their smooth surface allows easy cleaning and repeated use without residue retention.
With a 6 mm diameter and 250 mm length, the rod offers comfortable handling and control. Both ends are ground and rounded, reducing the risk of scratching glassware and improving user safety during operation.
Glass rods are widely used in chemistry, biology, educational, and research laboratories where durability, chemical resistance, and precision are essential.
Areas of Use
Mixing and stirring liquids
Assisting liquid transfer and decanting
Educational laboratory experiments
Chemistry and research laboratories
Advantages
Made of borosilicate glass
High temperature resistance
Chemically inert and non-reactive
Smooth surface for easy cleaning
Rounded, ground ends for safe use
Reusable and durable
Technical Specifications
Product Type: Glass Rod / Stirring Rod
Material: Borosilicate glass
Diameter: 6 mm
Length: 250 mm
Ends: Ground and rounded
Safety Warnings
Handle with care; glass may break if dropped
Do not apply excessive force during stirring
Avoid sudden temperature changes
Storage Conditions
Store in a clean, dry place
Protect from impact and bending
Store horizontally or in a rod holder
Usage Notes
Clean thoroughly before and after use
Use appropriate rod length for the container size
Allow hot rods to cool before handling
Rods Glass provide precision, chemical resistance, and durability, making them an essential tool for safe and effective mixing in laboratory and educational environments.


