Pyur Scientific Low Form Glass Beaker with Graduations, Handle and Spout - 2000 ml

Measure and Pour Large Batches Cleanly - 2000 ml Capacity

Mixing nutrient solutions and amendments in small containers means repeated measuring and more chances for error. This low form glass beaker holds a large batch in one vessel. Printed graduation markings let you read volumes directly, and a molded spout keeps pouring controlled. It is made from 3.3 borosilicate glass, which resists thermal shock.

The 2000 ml size suits growers who prepare reservoir-sized batches or mix several additives at once. Hobbyists will find it handy for larger top-offs, while commercial teams can use it as a bench measuring vessel for solution prep and testing.

Key Features & Benefits

• Graduation markings — read volumes directly while mixing.
• Molded spout — pour smoothly with less dripping.
• Handle — grip the beaker securely when it is full.
• 3.3 borosilicate glass — resists thermal shock and high temperatures.
• Withstands repeated sterilization — keep equipment clean between batches.

Who Should Use Pyur Scientific Low Form Glass Beaker

Growers who mix nutrient solutions, pH adjusters or cleaning solutions in larger volumes will benefit from it. It also fits laboratory, educational and industrial settings where graduated glassware is needed.

About Pyur Scientific Low Form Glass Beaker

Pyur makes laboratory glassware. This low form beaker has a 2000 ml capacity and is made from crystal clear 3.3 borosilicate glass. It has precise graduation markings and a molded spout, and it is rated for temperatures up to 950 °F. It is sold individually.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the capacity of this beaker?
A: It holds 2000 ml. Graduation markings let you measure partial volumes as you mix.

Q: What is 3.3 borosilicate glass?
A: It is a type of laboratory glass known for resisting thermal shock and heat. That makes it suited to mixing and sterilizing.

Q: Can I sterilize it more than once?
A: Yes, it is described as withstanding repeated sterilization. Follow your facility's cleaning procedures.

Q: How does glass compare with plastic measuring containers?
A: Glass tolerates higher temperatures and sterilization, and it is clear for easy viewing. Plastic is lighter and less likely to break when dropped.

Q: Is it safe for use with chemicals?
A: It is listed as chemical use safe. Check compatibility with your specific solutions before use.

Q: Does it pour cleanly?
A: It has a molded spout designed for smooth pouring, and a handle for steady control.