Pyur Scientific Low Form Glass Beaker with Graduations and Spout - 500 mL

Measure and Pour Nutrient Mixes Cleanly - 500 mL

Inaccurate batches of nutrient solution or pH adjusters make feeding inconsistent. This low form glass beaker gives you graduation markings to read volumes, a molded spout to pour without dribbling, and clear glass so you can see what you are mixing. It is made of borosilicate glass, which handles heat and repeated cleaning.

The 500 mL size suits mid-sized batches: mixing a reservoir additive stock, drawing a test sample, or measuring a dose before it goes into a larger tank. Home growers and commercial teams can both keep one at the mixing station.

Key Features & Benefits

• Graduation markings — read volumes directly while you measure.
• Molded spout — pour smoothly into reservoirs, cups or test vessels.
• Borosilicate glass — resists thermal shock and tolerates high temperatures.
• Chemical use safe construction — suits mixing and handling solutions.
• Withstands repeated sterilization — clean it between batches to limit carryover.

Who Should Use Pyur Scientific Low Form Glass Beaker

Growers who mix nutrients, adjust solution strength, or test water at a bench will find it useful. It fits hydroponic setups, indoor cultivation rooms and commercial mixing areas that want a reusable, easy-to-clean measuring vessel.

About Pyur Low Form Glass Beaker

Pyur Scientific makes laboratory glassware for laboratory, educational, medical and industrial use. This 500 mL low form beaker is made of 3.3 borosilicate glass with graduation markings, a molded spout and a large area for notations. It is sold as one beaker.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a low form beaker?
A: A low form beaker is wider and shorter than a tall form beaker. The wide base makes it stable and easy to stir in.

Q: Can I use it to mix nutrient solutions?
A: Yes. Its graduations let you measure volumes, and the spout helps you pour into a reservoir or another container. Rinse it between mixes.

Q: Is the glass heat resistant?
A: It is borosilicate glass, which resists thermal shock and high temperatures. It withstands repeated sterilization.

Q: How do I read the measurement accurately?
A: Set the beaker on a level surface and read the marking at eye level. Treat the graduations as a guide for mixing, not as a calibrated instrument.

Q: Why choose glass over plastic?
A: Glass is clear and easy to sterilize, and it handles heat better than most plastics. Plastic is lighter and less likely to break when dropped.