TAYOB stocks laboratory glassware which are precision instruments and vessels made of  borosilicate glass 3.3 or soda glass for use in scientific experiments, analysis, measurement, and chemical handling. Our laboratory-grade glassware is designed to withstand chemical exposure, thermal stress, and sterilization processes while maintaining dimensional accuracy.

• Beakers: Cylindrical containers with flat bottoms used for mixing, stirring, heating, and holding rough volumes of liquids.
• Burettes: Long, graduated glass tubes with a stopcock tap at the bottom used to dispense precise volumes of liquid during titrations.
• Condensers: Specialized glass tubes with inner jackets used to cool and condense hot vapors back into liquids during distillation.
• Erlenmeyer Flasks: Conical vessels with narrow necks that allow safe swirling and mixing of liquids without splashing.
• Graduated Cylinders:  Tall, narrow cylinders marked with graduations to measure liquid volumes with moderate accuracy.
• Petri dishes: Shallow, flat-bottomed cylindrical glass dishes with a loose-fitting lid, used primarily in microbiology for culturing cells, bacteria, and fungi on agar media. 
• Pipettes: Narrow glass tubes used to measure and transfer precise, small volumes of liquid from one container to another.
• Separatory Funnels: Cone-shaped funnels with a stopcock at the base used to separate immiscible (unmixable) liquid layers in extractions.
• Test Tubes: Small cylindrical tubes with rounded bottoms used to hold, heat, or mix small quantities of chemical samples.
• Volumetric Flasks: Vessels with a long neck and a single calibration line used to prepare solutions of exact, known concentrations.
• Watch Glasses: Shallow, curved glass dishes used as evaporating surfaces or as covers for beakers.