Pyur Scientific Low Form Glass Beaker - 50 mL - Graduations, Handle & Spout

Measure Small Solution Batches with a Handled Glass Beaker - 50 mL

Mixing small volumes of nutrient, pH-adjustment or test solutions by eye leads to inconsistent results. The Pyur Scientific Low Form Glass Beaker has graduation markings so you can measure a batch, and a spout so you can pour it without dripping. The handle gives you a secure grip while you work.

At 50 mL, this size suits hobbyists, small-batch testing and anyone dosing concentrated additives in small amounts. Growers who run larger hydroponic systems may want a bigger size from the same line for bulk mixing, and this one for precise small measurements.

Key Features & Benefits

• Graduation markings — read volumes directly in the beaker without a separate measuring tool.
• Molded spout — pour small volumes cleanly into reservoirs, vials or test containers.
• Handle — hold the beaker steadily while mixing or transferring.
• Glass construction — clear walls let you check color and clarity of the solution, and glass is easy to clean between uses.

Who Should Use Pyur Scientific Low Form Glass Beaker

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who measure small amounts of nutrient, additive or test solution will find this beaker useful. It also suits anyone setting up a testing bench for water and solution checks.

About Pyur Pyur Scientific Low Form Glass Beaker

Pyur Scientific makes laboratory-style glassware. This low form beaker combines graduations, a handle and a spout in a 50 mL size. It is sold individually, and the line is offered in several other capacities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a low form beaker?
A: A low form beaker is a short, wide beaker, sometimes called a Griffin beaker. Its shape is stable and easy to stir in.

Q: Can I use it to mix nutrient solutions?
A: Yes. It suits measuring and mixing small volumes of nutrient or additive solutions before you add them to a reservoir.

Q: Is a beaker as accurate as a graduated cylinder?
A: Generally, no. Beaker graduations are good for approximate measuring, while a graduated cylinder is better when you need tighter accuracy.

Q: How do I clean it?
A: Rinse it with clean water after each use, and wash it with mild detergent when you change solutions. Rinse well so no residue carries over.

Q: How many come in a sale?
A: This listing is for one beaker.