CARBOY

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CARBOY Specification

Glass Type
Borosilicate Glass (for glass models)

Temperature Resistance
Up to 135C (PP), Up to 500C (Borosilicate Glass)

Shape
Cylindrical

Control Type
Manual

Type
Laboratory Carboy

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies (typically cylindrical or rectangular, 1030 L height/diameter standard)

Equipment Type
Chemical Laboratory Vessel

Material
Plastic, Glass

Application
Chemical Storage, Laboratory Reagent Dispensing, Media Preparation

Capacity (Ltr)
5, 10, 20, 25, 50 Litres (as per model)

About CARBOY

CARBOY

Polylab carboys, made of polypropylene, are much lighter than glass. These autocalvable, dependable & durable carboys are provided with wide handles making it convenient while carrying or pouring purposes.

Material : Polypropylene

CODE NO.	PARTICULARS	PACKING (Pcs)
34001	Carboy 10 ltrs.	1
34002	Carboy 20 ltrs.	1

Versatile Laboratory Utility

These carboys are essential for any laboratory setting requiring safe chemical storage and precise dispensing. Available in multiple sizes and shapes (cylindrical and rectangular), they cater to a broad spectrum of applications including reagent storage and media preparation. Their smooth surface facilitates quick cleaning, ensuring minimal contamination.

Superior Build for Lasting Performance

Crafted from high-grade plastic or borosilicate glass, the carboys offer excellent chemical compatibility and high temperature resistance. The integrated handles or molded grips provide ergonomic handling, minimizing the risk of accidental spills. Compliance with ISO/GLP standards guarantees consistent reliability across scientific environments.

FAQs of CARBOY:

Q: How do I ensure a leak-proof seal with the carboys screw cap?

A: The screw cap features a threaded design with a seal ring, providing a tight, leak-resistant closure. Ensure that the cap is properly aligned and tightened to achieve optimal sealing for secure chemical storage.

Q: What types of chemicals can be stored in these laboratory carboys?

A: These carboys are made from polypropylene or borosilicate glass, offering excellent resistance to most laboratory reagents. This makes them suitable for storing a wide range of acids, bases, solvents, and laboratory solutions.

Q: When is it appropriate to autoclave the carboy, and which models are suitable?

A: Autoclavability is specific to the polypropylene and borosilicate glass models. Autoclaving can be done when sterilization is neededensure the carboy is empty and clean before placing it in the autoclave, following recommended temperature guidelines (up to 135C for PP, 500C for glass).

Q: Where should these carboys be used for optimal performance and safety?

A: Designed for laboratory environments, these carboys perform best on stable, level surfaces away from direct sunlight. The integrated handles facilitate safe transportation around the lab, even with filled carboys.

Q: What is the benefit of having graduation markings on the carboy?

A: The printed or molded graduation markings provide accurate measurements of contents, aiding in precise reagent preparation and reducing errors during dispensing or mixing tasks.

Q: How do I maintain and clean the carboy for continued laboratory use?

A: Thanks to its smooth surface, the carboy is easy to clean with standard laboratory detergents. Rinse thoroughly after washing, and, if needed, autoclave before reuse to maintain sterility, especially when switching between different chemicals.

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