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<h2>What are DNA Cleanup Kits?</h2>
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DNA cleanup kits purify and concentrate pre-extracted or pre-amplified DNA by removing enzymes, salts, organic solvents (phenol, chloroform), unincorporated nucleotides, RNA, detergents, and other contaminants from DNA solutions using silica-membrane spin columns with a bind-wash-elute protocol. Unlike PCR cleanup kits that are specifically optimized to remove primers and dNTPs from PCR reactions, DNA cleanup kits accept broader input chemistries - including post-phenol-chloroform extraction DNA, genomic DNA in high-salt lysis buffers, restriction digest reactions, and dilute DNA solutions requiring concentration - and elute DNA in minimal volumes (as little as 6 ul) for immediate use in downstream applications. Use a DNA cleanup kit whenever your DNA preparation contains inhibitors incompatible with downstream enzymatic reactions, when residual phenol must be removed, or when dilute DNA must be concentrated into a small volume.
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DNA Clean &amp; Concentrator&trade; (DCC): Efficient spin-column systems (5, 25, 100, 500 preps) created to concentrate low-concentration DNA into ultra-pure, transfection-quality volumes.
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Genomic DNA Clean &amp; Concentrator: Tailored procedures for extracting large templates while maintaining genomic integrity for long-read sequencing uses.
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Select-a-Size DNA Clean &amp; Concentrator&trade;: Tailored systems for the recovery of size-specific fragments, efficiently eliminating adapter dimers and non-target amplicons.
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ZR-96 DNA Cleanup Systems: Scalable 96-well and MagBead configurations designed for high-throughput, automated processes while ensuring reproducibility-validated outcomes.
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<h2>How to Choose a DNA Cleanup Kit</h2>
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Capacity and Input Volume
Zymo DNA Clean &amp; Concentrator kits are available in formats matched to DNA input mass: DCC-5 (&lt;=5 ug input, elute &gt;=6 ul), DCC-25 (&lt;=25 ug input, elute &gt;=25 ul), DCC-100 (&lt;=100 ug input, elute &gt;=25 ul). Choose the format whose maximum capacity exceeds your expected DNA input by at least 2-fold to avoid column overloading, which reduces yield and purity. For genomic DNA preparations from tissue (typically 5-30 ug), DCC-25 or DCC-100 is appropriate.
Minimum Elution Volume and Concentration
For maximum DNA concentration, Zymo DCC-5 elutes in 6 ul - the industry minimum for standard silica columns. If the input volume is 500 ul (1 ng/ul) and the elution is 6 ul, the final concentration reaches approximately 80 ng/ul (assuming 95% recovery), a concentration suitable for transfection, electroporation, and microinjection.
Size Selectivity
Standard DNA cleanup kits retain all DNA &gt;=100 bp. If size selection is also required, use gel extraction (for specific band isolation) or AMPure XP beads (for size-range selection by bead: volume ratio adjustment) rather than a standard cleanup kit.
Post-Phenol-Chloroform Cleanup
For DNA recovered from phenol-chloroform extraction, add 5 volumes of binding buffer and 2 volumes of 100% ethanol to the aqueous phase before column loading. The organic solvent in residual phenol or chloroform does not significantly impair column binding at these dilutions. Multiple column reloads allow processing of large aqueous-phase volumes through a single column.
RNase A Treatment for DNA-Only Preparations
For gDNA preparations that must be RNA-free for optical mapping or certain long-read sequencing library kits, add RNase A (100 ug/ml) to the DNA solution, incubate at 37 degrees C for 10 minutes, then proceed directly to DCC cleanup. The RNase digestion products are removed during the wash steps.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Zymo DNA Clean &amp; Concentrator kits use a single-buffer system with Zymo-Spin column technology and recover DNA from PCR, enzymatic reactions, phenol-chloroform extractions, and dilute solutions. DNA is eluted in volumes as small as 6 ul, providing up to 80-fold concentration from 500 ul inputs. The kits remove enzymes, proteins, salts, organic solvents, dyes, unincorporated nucleotides, primers, and other small molecules, delivering DNA ready for restriction digestion, ligation, sequencing, Southern blotting, transfection, and long-read library preparation. DNA cleanup and concentration are standard workflow steps in genomics laboratories at Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Vanderbilt University, and MD Anderson Cancer Center, where removing trace inhibitors from gDNA before library preparation significantly improves NGS library complexity and uniformity.
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DNA Cleanup Kits

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Genomic DNA Clean & Concentrator™-10 Kit

D4010 by Zymo Research is the Genomic DNA Clean &amp; Concentrator™-10, purifying and concentrating gDNA, BAC/PAC DNA, viral DNA, and WGA products up to 200 kb in ~5 minutes with 70–95% recovery. Binding capacity is 10 µg; elution volume ≥10 µl; purity A260/A280 &gt;1.8 and A260/A230 &gt;1.8.

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Genomic DNA Clean & Concentrator™-10 Kit (25 Preps.)

Genomic DNA Clean & Concentrator™-10 Kit (100 Preps.)

<h2>What Are Zymo Research Buffers?</h2>
Zymo Research buffers are formulation-specific reagents used at defined steps &mdash; lysis, binding, wash, and elution &mdash; in Zymo-Spin column-based purification protocols for DNA, RNA, and bisulfite-converted DNA. Each buffer is optimized for a specific kit family: DNA Wash Buffer concentrate (requires ethanol addition before use) removes salts and contaminants before elution from Zymo-Spin silica columns; DNA Elution Buffer (10 mM Tris, pH 8.5, 0.1 mM EDTA) releases purified DNA from the matrix; RNA Wash Buffer supports RNA extraction kits including Quick-RNA and Direct-zol lines; M-Elution Buffer is designed for eluting bisulfite-converted DNA in EZ DNA Methylation kits. Researchers typically order these separately when a single buffer component runs out before the rest of the kit, or when scaling up a protocol beyond the volume included.
TL;DR: Order Zymo buffers individually to replenish a specific step in your existing Zymo workflow without replacing the full kit.
<h2>How to Choose Zymo Research Buffers</h2>
<h3>Match the buffer to your kit family</h3>
Every Zymo buffer is paired to a specific kit line. DNA Wash Buffer and DNA/RNA Wash Buffer concentrate are used in DNA Clean &amp; Concentrator, Quick-DNA, and Zymoclean Gel DNA Recovery kits. RNA Wash Buffer pairs with Quick-RNA kits. ZymoBIOMICS DNA Wash Buffer 1 and Wash Buffer 2 are specific to the ZymoBIOMICS microbiomics line. Substituting a buffer from a different kit family can compromise yield or purity.
<h3>Confirm ethanol addition requirements before use</h3>
Several Zymo wash buffer concentrates require addition of 96-100% ethanol to the bottle before first use &mdash; the label states the exact volume. DNA Wash Buffer concentrate, DNA/RNA Wash Buffer concentrate, and Urine DNA Wash Buffer concentrate all require this step. Pre-made (non-concentrate) versions such as RNA Wash Buffer are supplied ready to use.
<h3>Select the right volume for your throughput</h3>
Zymo buffers are available in sizes from 6 ml (single-experiment replenishment) up to 500 ml (Buffer P1 Red, for high-volume plasmid prep labs). For labs processing more than 50 samples per week, ordering the largest available size reduces per-sample cost and the frequency of reordering.
<h3>Choose elution buffer chemistry based on downstream application</h3>
DNA Elution Buffer (10 mM Tris pH 8.5, 0.1 mM EDTA) is the standard for most PCR and sequencing applications. For applications sensitive to EDTA &mdash; such as some restriction enzyme digests or direct use with divalent cation-dependent enzymes &mdash; eluting in molecular-grade water or a Tris-only buffer is preferable. M-Elution Buffer is specifically formulated for bisulfite-converted DNA and should not be substituted with standard elution buffer in methylation workflows.
<h3>Verify research-use-only status</h3>
All Zymo Research buffers sold through MBP are for research use only (RUO). They are not cleared for in vitro diagnostic use. For clinical or diagnostic laboratory applications, confirm regulatory status with your institutional compliance officer before use.
<h2>Compare Zymo Buffer Types</h2>
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<td>DNA Wash Buffer (concentrate)</td>
<td>Salt removal before DNA elution</td>
<td>DNA Clean &amp; Concentrator, Quick-DNA</td>
<td>6 ml &ndash; 200 ml</td>
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<td>DNA/RNA Wash Buffer (concentrate)</td>
<td>Salt removal for dual DNA/RNA preps</td>
<td>Quick-DNA/RNA kits</td>
<td>6 ml &ndash; 200 ml</td>
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<td>DNA Elution Buffer (10 mM Tris pH 8.5, 0.1 mM EDTA)</td>
<td>DNA release from silica column</td>
<td>All Zymo DNA purification</td>
<td>16 ml &ndash; available sizes vary</td>
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<td>RNA Wash Buffer</td>
<td>RNA purification wash step</td>
<td>Quick-RNA kits</td>
<td>Ready-to-use</td>
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<td>M-Elution Buffer</td>
<td>Elution of bisulfite-converted DNA</td>
<td>EZ DNA Methylation kit families</td>
<td>Small volume</td>
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<td>ZymoBIOMICS DNA Wash Buffer 2</td>
<td>Metagenomic/microbiomic DNA cleanup</td>
<td>ZymoBIOMICS DNA kits</td>
<td>Sold separately</td>
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<td>Buffer P1 Red</td>
<td>Alkaline lysis resuspension (plasmid prep)</td>
<td>Zyppy Plasmid Miniprep</td>
<td>10 ml &ndash; 500 ml</td>
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
Zymo wash buffer concentrates are supplied at a defined fold-concentration (commonly 4x or 6x) and require ethanol addition to reach working strength &mdash; the exact ratio is printed on the bottle and in the kit protocol. Elution buffer volumes for Zymo-Spin columns typically range from 6 to 100 &micro;l per elution; larger elution volumes improve total yield at the cost of DNA concentration. For DNA elution from Zymo-Spin columns, the protocol recommends a minimum 1-minute contact time between elution buffer and the silica matrix to maximize recovery of fragments 10 kb and above. As of 2025, Zymo Research tests all buffer lots for performance consistency, with integrity guaranteed for up to one year from purchase date.
Browse the full <a href="https://www.notion.so/reagents">Zymo Research reagents collection at MBP</a> for kits and columns that use these buffers, or visit our <a href="https://www.notion.so/reagents/buffers">reagent buffers category</a> for non-Zymo buffer options including ABM and other brands. For volume orders or purchase orders, use the <a href="https://www.notion.so/quickorder">Quick Order</a> tool or <a href="https://www.notion.so/contact-us">contact us</a> directly &mdash; MBP is a registered vendor for institutional procurement systems.
Last updated: June 2025
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Zymo Buffers

Genomic Lysis Buffer

D3004-1 by Zymo Research is the Genomic Lysis Buffer—a ready-to-use chaotropic reagent that lyses cells and whole blood, simultaneously degrades RNA, and conditions DNA for binding to Zymo Research silica spin columns and magnetic bead systems in a single step. Available in 50 mL to 250 mL volumes, it is compatible with the Quick-DNA Miniprep kit series and ZymoBIOMICS magnetic bead workflows.

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Genomic Lysis Buffer (100 ml)

Genomic Lysis Buffer (150 ml)

Genomic Lysis Buffer (2 x 100 ml)

Genomic Lysis Buffer (250 ml)

Genomic Lysis Buffer (50 ml)

<h2 data-section-id="1go10h8" data-start="173" data-end="215">What are classic cell culture media?</h2>
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Classic cell culture media refers to the foundational basal medium formulations that have underpinned mammalian cell culture since the mid-20th century: DMEM (Dulbecco's Modified Eagle Medium), MEM (Minimum Essential Medium), RPMI 1640, Ham's Nutrient Mixtures F-10 and F-12, IMDM (Iscove's Modified Dulbecco's Medium), and the combination formulation DMEM/F-12. Each is manufactured according to its originally published formula, with modifications limited to those necessary for consistent performance and stability of the medium over its shelf life. These media supply the amino acids, vitamins, glucose, salts, and (in most formulations) phenol red pH indicator that form the nutritional backbone of essentially all subsequent specialty, serum-free, and Advanced media derivatives.
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<h2 dir="ltr">What you will find:</h2>
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<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Selective Mammalian Antibiotics including Puromycin, Geneticin, and Hygromycin B for stable development of cell lines.</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Broad-Spectrum Bactericidal Agents for routine contamination prevention, including Penicillin/Streptomycin and Gentamicin&nbsp;</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Prokaryotic Selection Reagents for effective bacterial transformation, including Ampicillin, Kanamycin, Chloramphenicol, and Tetracycline&nbsp;</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Antifungal and Antimycotic Solutions to maintain sterile cultures, including combined 100X cocktails and Amphotericin B (Fungizone)&nbsp;</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Specialized Small Molecules for targeted biochemical assays, including Ganciclovir, Rapamycin, and Actinomycin D&nbsp;</li>
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<h2 data-section-id="1mfajxk" data-start="1218" data-end="1252">How to choose a classic medium</h2>
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DMEM vs MEM
DMEM contains up to four times the amino acid and vitamin concentration of original Eagle's MEM, along with higher glucose levels, making it suitable for cell types with elevated nutrient demands &mdash; DMEM is broadly applicable across mammalian, insect, and plant cell phenotypes including primary cells, stem cells, and transformed lines. MEM remains widely used for monolayer culture of many standard cell types, with optional Hanks' or Earle's salt formulations and a calcium-free modification that permits suspension growth.
RPMI 1640 for suspension and hematopoietic culture
RPMI 1640, developed at the Roswell Park Memorial Institute for culturing human leukemic cells, is optimized for non-adherent cell types &mdash; lymphocytes and other blood cells &mdash; and contains glutathione plus higher biotin, B12, and PABA concentrations than DMEM or MEM. Despite its hematopoietic origin, RPMI 1640 supports a broad range of adherent lines (HeLa, T47D, RENCA, CT26.WT) when properly supplemented.
Ham's F-10/F-12 for CHO and specialized applications
Ham's nutrient mixtures were originally developed for CHO cell clones, HeLa cells, and mouse L-cells, and remain suited to hepatocyte culture, viral fusion experiments, and toxicity assays, with formulations available for use with or without serum. Coon's modification of Ham's F-12 roughly doubles the amino acid and pyruvate content and adds ascorbic acid, developed specifically for hybrid cells produced by viral fusion.
DMEM/F-12 for complex, rich-medium applications
DMEM/F-12 (1:1 mixture) combines DMEM's glucose, amino acid, and vitamin richness with Ham's F-12's zinc, putrescine, hypoxanthine, and thymidine, producing an extremely rich complex medium used for MDCK cells, glial cells, fibroblasts, and human endothelial cells &mdash; and serving as the basal medium for many serum-free Advanced formulations used in organoid and stem cell work.
IMDM for high-density rapid proliferation
IMDM further enriches DMEM with additional amino acids and vitamins, substituting potassium nitrate for ferric nitrate and adding HEPES and sodium pyruvate. IMDM's sodium bicarbonate buffer system (5&ndash;10% CO₂) and enriched composition make it well suited for rapidly proliferating, high-density cultures including Jurkat, COS-7, and macrophage cells.
Liquid vs. powder format
Liquid classic media are ready to use (after appropriate FBS and supplement addition) and include sodium bicarbonate in the formulation. Powdered media are manufactured without sodium bicarbonate, since it tends to off-gas in powder form &mdash; 3.7 g/L sodium bicarbonate must be added upon reconstitution, followed by sterile filtration. Powder formats offer cost and shipping-weight advantages for high-volume labs preparing their own media.
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Classic media are manufactured according to originally published formulas, with stability-related modifications documented per product. DMEM's sodium bicarbonate buffer system at 3.7 g/L is standard across liquid formulations; powdered formats require this addition upon reconstitution along with 0.22 &micro;m sterile filtration. As of 2026, DMEM, DMEM/F-12, and RPMI 1640 remain the three most widely specified classic media across academic and biomanufacturing labs, with IMDM increasingly used for high-density suspension applications in bioprocessing.
For recombinant growth factors and cytokines used alongside classic media, see Recombinant Proteins. For supplementation reagents (GlutaMAX, NEAA, sodium pyruvate, HEPES), see Cell Culture Supplements &amp; Additives. Browse Mammalian Cell Culture for the broader category.
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Antibiotics

G272-MSDS

Gentamicin

G272 by ABM is Gentamicin at 50&nbsp;mg/mL gentamicin sulfate in WFI, 10&nbsp;mL, 0.2&nbsp;&micro;m sterile-filtered. Broad-spectrum aminoglycoside for cell culture contamination control. Use at 50&nbsp;&micro;g/mL (animal cells) or 15&nbsp;&micro;g/mL (bacterial cultures). Store at 2&ndash;8&deg;C.

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<h2 data-section-id="3d1466" data-start="0" data-end="47">What are cell culture buffers and solutions?</h2>
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Cell culture buffers and balanced salt solutions are isotonic solutions used to wash, dilute, transport, and temporarily maintain cells outside of complete growth media. Unlike culture media, these solutions do not contain the nutrients and growth factors required for cell proliferation. Instead, their primary role is to maintain physiological pH and osmotic balance while protecting cells from stress during handling and experimental procedures.
The most commonly used cell culture buffers include PBS (Phosphate-Buffered Saline), DPBS (Dulbecco's Phosphate-Buffered Saline), HBSS (Hank's Balanced Salt Solution), and EBSS (Earle's Balanced Salt Solution). These solutions are widely used in cell washing, passaging, tissue dissociation, sample preparation, immunoassays, and short-term cell maintenance.
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<h2 dir="ltr">What you will find:</h2>
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<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Standard Isotonic Buffers to wash cells, maintain osmotic balance, and dilute reagents.</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Biological Buffering Agents for metabolic support and pH maintenance.</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Cell Dissociation &amp; Neutralizing Reagents maintain high cell viability and are used for cell recovery, detachment, and passaging</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Surface Coating &amp; Matrix Solutions with high-grade gelatin for improved cell attachment.</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Insulin-Transferrin-Selenite (ITS), Bovine Serum Albumin (BSA), and high-purity Holo-Transferrin for enhanced cell growth and viability</li>
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<h2 data-section-id="1cuz7jf" data-start="1165" data-end="1216">How to choose cell culture buffers and solutions</h2>
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PBS vs. DPBS PBS is a simple sodium chloride/phosphate buffer solution. DPBS adds potassium chloride and may include calcium, magnesium, glucose, and pyruvate depending on formulation. The practical difference between PBS and DPBS formulations is minimal &mdash; both maintain pH 7.2-7.4 and osmolality ~280-315 mOsm/kg and are functionally interchangeable for standard washing, immunoassay, and sample preparation applications. If your protocol is sensitive to minor salt concentration differences, compare specific formulation sheets rather than assuming equivalence. &nbsp; Calcium/magnesium-free vs. calcium/magnesium-containing Calcium and magnesium facilitate cell-cell and cell-surface adhesion. Calcium/magnesium-free PBS, DPBS, or HBSS is required: before enzymatic dissociation (residual Ca/Mg inhibits trypsin, requiring more enzyme and harsher conditions &mdash; the most common cause of poor trypsinization results), for rinsing EDTA or other chelators from culture, and for minimizing cell-cell aggregation during gentle dissociation or suspension recovery. Calcium/magnesium-containing formulations support cell binding and clumping, useful for transport applications or attachment-dependent procedures. &nbsp; HBSS/EBSS vs. PBS/DPBS for short-term maintenance HBSS and EBSS include sodium bicarbonate buffering and may include glucose, providing meaningfully better short-term physiological support for cells &mdash; particularly under CO₂ atmosphere &mdash; than the simpler PBS/DPBS formulations. Use HBSS/EBSS when cells need to remain viable for a meaningful period outside complete growth media (tissue dissociation workflows, transport, short-term holding). Use PBS/DPBS for washing steps, immunoassay/Western blot dilutions, and sample preparation where osmotic balance &mdash; not metabolic support &mdash; is the requirement. &nbsp; Phenol red and glucose/pyruvate variants DPBS and HBSS are available with or without phenol red and with or without glucose/pyruvate, allowing matching to downstream applications (phenol red-free for fluorescence work; glucose/pyruvate-containing for short-term metabolic support). &nbsp; Endotoxin and quality testing Regular quality testing of balanced salt solutions includes osmolality, pH, stability, and screening for endotoxins and bacterial/fungal contamination. For immune cell handling and other endotoxin-sensitive applications, premium formulations document endotoxin levels below 0.005 EU/mL &mdash; a meaningfully tighter specification than standard research-grade buffers. &nbsp; Powder vs. liquid format Powdered balanced salt solutions are manufactured without sodium (to avoid sodium bicarbonate off-gassing during storage), requiring sodium bicarbonate addition, pH adjustment, and sterile filtration at time of preparation &mdash; following the same principle as powdered classic media.Specifications context
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<h2>Specifications context</h2>
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Most balanced salt solutions are formulated to maintain physiological conditions with a pH of approximately 7.2&ndash;7.4 and osmolality ranging from about 280&ndash;315 mOsm/kg. These properties help minimize osmotic stress and maintain cell viability during handling.
Calcium- and magnesium-free DPBS remains one of the most commonly specified buffers for cell dissociation workflows because it improves the effectiveness of trypsin and other detachment enzymes. HBSS and EBSS continue to be widely used when short-term metabolic support is required outside complete growth media.
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Buffers & Solutions

Buffers/Salts

Gentle Dissociation Solution

Gentle Dissociation Solution TM080 (ABM) — 100 ml animal origin-free, recombinant enzyme-based cell dissociation reagent. Gentler alternative to Trypsin-EDTA for passaging adherent cells. For iPSC/ESC, primary cells, and antigen-sensitive applications. Room temperature stable; protect from light.

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Primary Cells

Get T4122 Human CD14+ Monocytes from MBP Inc.

T4122 Human CD14+ Monocytes express CD14+; do not proliferate; cannot be passaged; maximum 3&ndash;4 day culture. 400&times;g thawing with 10 ml medium (do not fully thaw); T75 flask at 1 ml/5 cm&sup2;. For monocyte biology, macrophage/DC differentiation, sepsis, cytokine storm, and inflammatory disease research. Supplied by ABM as 5&times;105 cells/1.0 ml, frozen; BSL-2; RUO. MTA required.

Cell Culture Dishes

<h2 dir="ltr"> What are Cell Culture Dishes?</h2>
 Cell culture dishes are sterile, shallow, circular polystyrene containers with a lid for growing adherent or suspension mammalian cells, bacteria, yeast, and microorganisms in a CO₂ incubator or ambient environment. TC-treated (tissue culture&ndash;treated) dishes support adherent mammalian cell monolayer growth; non-treated dishes suit suspension cells, colony counting, and bacteriological applications. Choose the dish diameter based on required cell number and downstream assay volume: 35 mm for small-scale primary culture and microscopy; 60 mm for transfection and mid-scale assays; 100 mm for routine large-scale expansion, protein isolation, and virus production; 150 mm for maximum single-vessel cell yield.
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<li data-section-id="1tw8fwo" data-start="136" data-end="215">Glass bottom cell culture dishes for microscopy-based cell culture workflows.</li>
<li data-section-id="sr7dgd" data-start="217" data-end="298">Spheroid culture products, including Spheroid Dishes and Spheroid Forming Units.</li>
<li data-section-id="s6nepr" data-start="300" data-end="358">3D Cell Floater Dishes for 3D cell culture applications.</li>
<li data-section-id="4r7o73" data-start="360" data-end="422" data-is-last-node="">Multi-Insert Dishes for multi-insert culture configurations.</li>
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<h2 dir="ltr"> How to Choose Cell Culture Dishes</h2>
 Diameter and Growth Area by Application 35 mm dishes (growth area approximately 8.8 cm&sup2;, working volume 2 mL) are the standard for primary cell culture, colony counting, clonal selection, and high-resolution phase-contrast microscopy from adherent monolayers, where the small diameter matches the field of view of low-magnification objectives. 60 mm dishes (growth area approximately 21 cm&sup2;, working volume 5 mL) suit transfection experiments (calcium phosphate, lipofection, PEI) and mid-scale protein or RNA harvest. 100 mm dishes (growth area approximately 55 cm&sup2;, working volume 10 mL) are the routine format for cell expansion, large-scale transfection (AAV, lentivirus production), and whole-cell protein or nucleic acid extraction. 150 mm dishes (growth area approximately 148 cm&sup2;, working volume 20&ndash;30 mL) provide maximum cell yield from a single vessel for high-yield protein production, ChIP-seq input material, and large-scale virus production. TC-Treated vs. Non-Treated Dishes TC-treated NEST dishes have vacuum plasma&ndash;modified surfaces (contact angle &lt;10&deg;) supporting adherent mammalian cell attachment, equivalent to TC-treated T-flask surfaces. Non-treated dishes (when available) maintain the hydrophobic PS surface for suspension cell maintenance, organoid culture, and bacteriological applications. Confirm surface treatment from the product label before seeding; TC-treated and non-treated dishes are visually identical. Gripping Ring Option for 100 mm Dishes NEST Scientific 100 mm dishes are available with and without an Easy-Grip gripping loop molded into the dish wall. The gripping ring provides a secure handhold through latex or nitrile gloves in a biosafety cabinet, reducing slip-and-drop contamination events during media changes and trypsin addition for large-batch 100 mm dish workflows. For labs handling &gt;20 dishes per day, gripping ring dishes are a practical quality-of-life improvement. Optical Clarity and Microscopy NEST Scientific cell culture dishes are manufactured from 100% virgin polystyrene with a flat, distortion-free growth surface, allowing phase-contrast microscopy and standard fluorescence widefield microscopy directly in the dish without cell transfer. Numeric position marks on the dish bottom allow users to re-locate specific fields between imaging sessions. For confocal, TIRF, or super-resolution imaging requiring No. 1.5 coverglass, use glass-bottom dishes or [glass-bottom cell culture plates](mbpinc.net/consumables/cell-culture/cell-culture-plates/glass-bottom-cell-culture-plates) instead. Stackability and Incubator Efficiency NEST Scientific cell culture dishes feature a raised rim geometry and a snap-fit lid that allow stable stacking in a CO₂ incubator. Stacking feet on the lid prevent the lid from sliding and ensure the inner lid face does not contact the dish rim of the dish below &mdash; maintaining sterility of the lid's inner surface during stacking. For high-throughput cell culture labs running &gt;50 dishes simultaneously, dish stackability significantly increases effective incubator shelf utilization. 
<h2 dir="ltr"> Specifications Context</h2>
 NEST Scientific cell culture dishes are manufactured from 100% virgin polystyrene in ISO 8 (Class 10,000) cleanrooms. Vacuum plasma TC treatment is verified by water contact angle goniometry per lot (criterion: contact angle &lt;10&deg;). E-beam sterilized to SAL 10⁻⁶; certified DNase/RNase-free and non-pyrogenic per lot. Flat bottom for distortion-free phase-contrast microscopy; numeric position marks on dish floor. NEST Scientific is ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485, and ISO 11137 certified with FDA registration and CE marking. As of 2026, NEST Scientific dishes in all four sizes are stocked by MBP. 
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Glass Bottom Culture Dishes Specifications

Glass Bottom Cell Culture Dish

801002 by NEST Scientific is a 35 mm glass-bottom cell culture dish with a 15 mm optical-grade glass imaging window (~0.16–0.19 mm thick, #1.5 cover glass equivalent). TC treated, USP Class VI, E-beam sterilized to SAL 10⁻⁶. Designed for confocal, TIRF, super-resolution, DIC, and phase-contrast microscopy. Non-pyrogenic, DNase/RNase/DNA-free. 10/pk, 200/cs.

Glass Bottom Cell Culture Dish,35 mm, 15 mm slides,TC, Sterile, 10/pk, 200/cs

Glass Bottom Cell Culture Dish,35 mm, 20 mm slides，TC, Sterile, 10/pk, 200/cs

Cell Culture Plates

<h2 class="p2"> What are Cell Culture Plates?</h2>
 Cell culture plates are sterile, single-use polystyrene multi-well vessels used to grow, treat, and analyze cells in parallel across multiple conditions in a single vessel. All formats are E-beam sterilized to SAL 10⁻⁶, certified DNase/RNase-free and non-pyrogenic, and individually wrapped in peelable film. Choose TC-treated flat-bottom plates for adherent mammalian cell culture, assays, and transfection; choose non-treated plates for suspension, hematopoietic, and hybridoma cells; choose glass-bottom plates for live-cell confocal and high-resolution fluorescence imaging.
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<h2 class="p1">What you will find:</h2>
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<li data-section-id="1rzg2e5" data-start="0" data-end="138"><a href="cell-culture-plates/non-treated-cell-culture-plates">Non-Treated Cell Culture Plates:</a> Designed for suspension cultures and non-adherent cell lines where cell attachment is not required.</li>
<li data-section-id="1f2n3q2" data-start="140" data-end="295"><a href="cell-culture-plates/treated-cell-culture-plates">Treated Cell Culture Plates:</a> Tissue-culture-treated surface promotes reliable attachment and growth of adherent cells for routine culture and assays.</li>
<li data-section-id="1dji5w9" data-start="297" data-end="442" data-is-last-node=""><a href="cell-culture-plates/glass-bottom-cell-culture-plates">Glass Bottom Cell Culture Plates:</a> Glass-bottom wells provide superior optical clarity for high-resolution microscopy and live-cell imaging.</li>
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<h2 class="p2">How to Choose Cell Culture Plates</h2>
 Well Count by Application Scale 6-well plates (9.4 cm&sup2;/well) are the standard for transfection, siRNA knockdown, Western blot sample preparation, luciferase reporter assays, and colony counting &mdash; any protocol that requires &ge;5 &times; 10⁶ cells per condition. 12-well plates (3.8 cm&sup2;/well) support medium-scale culture for ELISA lysate preparation, flow cytometry staining, and viral infection studies. 24-well plates (1.9 cm&sup2;/well) are versatile for drug dose-response at medium throughput, primary cell culture, and viral plaque assays. 48-well plates (0.95 cm&sup2;/well) bridge 24-well and 96-well scale for intermediate throughput experiments. 96-well plates (0.32 cm&sup2;/well) are the workhorse for high-throughput cell viability (MTS, MTT, CCK-8), cytotoxicity, ELISA, reporter gene, and compound screening assays. 384-well plates are used for ultra-high-throughput screening (HTS), where reagent cost per well drives miniaturization. TC-Treated vs. Non-Treated vs. Glass Bottom TC-treated (vacuum plasma&ndash;treated, contact angle &lt;10&deg;) flat-bottom plates support adherent mammalian cell monolayer formation &mdash; required for HeLa, HEK293 (adherent), CHO-K1, Vero, A549, MCF-7, and primary cells. Non-treated plates maintain a hydrophobic surface that prevents attachment &mdash; used for suspension cell lines (Jurkat, K562, HL-60), hybridoma culture, and spheroid/organoid formation in U-bottom wells. Glass-bottom plates combine a polystyrene plate body with a borosilicate coverglass floor (0.16&ndash;0.19 mm thickness), matching the No. 1.5 coverglass standard required for confocal, TIRF, and super-resolution microscopy. Flat vs. Round (U) vs. V-Bottom Well Geometry Flat-bottom wells provide a flat imaging surface for phase-contrast and fluorescence microscopy, uniform cell monolayer coverage, and reliable OD measurements in plate readers. Round (U)-bottom wells concentrate cells and particles to the well centre by gravity &mdash; used for rosette assays, hemagglutination inhibition (HAI), and hanging-drop spheroid culture. V-bottom wells have a sharp vertex that pellets cells tightly for wash steps in flow cytometry and immunophenotyping panels. Plate Lid and Evaporation Management NEST Scientific cell culture plates ship with a clear polystyrene lid. For high-throughput assays running 72&ndash;96 hours, edge-well evaporation in 96-well and 384-well formats can introduce artefacts; NEST Low Evaporation EDGE plates have an inter-wall design that reduces edge-well evaporation by maintaining humidity in the peripheral wells during long incubations. 
<h2 class="p2"> Specifications Context</h2>
 NEST Scientific cell culture plates are manufactured from 100% virgin polystyrene in ISO 8 (Class 10,000) cleanrooms. TC treatment uses vacuum plasma technology; the lot-release criterion is contact angle &lt;10&deg;. All plates conform to ANSI/SLAS 1-2004 through 4-2004 footprint and well-position standards (SBS format), ensuring compatibility with automated liquid handling platforms, plate readers, and automated incubators. E-beam sterilization to SAL 10⁻⁶. Plates are individually wrapped in peelable Tyvek-equivalent film for GMP cleanroom entry; lids are attached. Alphanumeric well markings (A&ndash;H rows, 1&ndash;12 columns for 96-well) are standard across all formats. NEST Scientific is ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485 certified with FDA registration. As of 2026, MBP is a registered vendor for Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Vanderbilt University, and MD Anderson Cancer Center. 
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Glass Bottom Cell Culture Plate Specifications

Glass Bottom Cell Culture Plate

801004 by NEST Scientific is a sterile, tissue-culture-treated 6-well glass bottom plate featuring 0.16–0.19 mm optical-grade borosilicate glass inserts (20 mm diameter) certified DNase-free and non-pyrogenic, optimized for confocal, TIRF, DIC, and phase-contrast live-cell imaging.

6 Well Glass Bottom Cell Culture Plate, TC, Sterile， 1/pk, 10/cs

24 Well Glass Bottom Cell Culture Plate, TC, Sterile, 1/pk, 10/cs

Erlenmeyer Flasks

<h2 dir="ltr"> What Are Glass Erlenmeyer Flasks?</h2>
 Glass Erlenmeyer flasks (conical flasks) are wide-base, tapered-neck borosilicate glass vessels designed for swirling liquids without spillage, growing microbial cultures, performing titrations, and conducting vacuum filtration. The conical shape concentrates swirled liquid toward the base, keeping it away from the narrow neck during vigorous mixing &mdash; preventing splashing that would occur in a straight-sided beaker. Globe Scientific borosilicate Erlenmeyer flasks at MBP are manufactured to ISO 9001:2015 standards, are autoclavable at 121&deg;C, and are&nbsp;chemically resistant to the full range of laboratory reagents. Choose narrow-mouth for most bench workflows; wide-mouth for solid addition; screw-cap for sealed culture or transport; filter flasks for vacuum filtration. 
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<h2 dir="ltr">What you will find:</h2>
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Narrow-mouth Erlenmeyer Flasks for controlled pouring and reduced evaporation.
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Wide-mouth Erlenmeyer Flasks for easy filling and convenient pipette access.
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Heavy Duty Flasks with reinforced rims for maximum mechanical strength.
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Screw Cap Erlenmeyer Flasks to ensure airtight storage and safe transport.
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Filter Flasks designed with side arms for rapid vacuum filtration.
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<h2 dir="ltr"> How to Choose Erlenmeyer Flasks</h2>
 Narrow Mouth vs. Wide Mouth Narrow-mouth Erlenmeyer flasks are the standard format &mdash; the restricted opening reduces evaporation during prolonged incubations, accepts foam stoppers, cotton plugs, and standard rubber bungs, and provides a pouring lip for controlled transfers. Wide-mouth flasks are used when solid materials (agar powder, media granules, solid substrates) need to be added through the neck &mdash; the wider opening prevents solid-to-neck contact and residue loss. Heavy Duty Heavy-duty Erlenmeyer flasks have reinforced rims and thicker walls &mdash; suited to labs with high breakage rates, high-throughput autoclaving, or handling of large-volume flasks where the weight of flask plus contents stresses the neck during handling and transport. Screw Cap vs. Foam/Bung Closure Screw-cap Erlenmeyer flasks with polypropylene caps allow sealed incubation, safe transport of sterile media, and controlled-atmosphere storage. Standard flasks with foam or cotton closures allow gas exchange &mdash; appropriate for aerobic microbial culture. For transport or anaerobic conditions, a screw-cap is the correct choice. Filter Flask (Side Arm) Filter flasks have a tubular side arm on the neck used to connect a vacuum line during vacuum filtration. A Buchner or Hirsch funnel seated in the neck draws liquid through a filter medium into the flask body under vacuum. Use filter flasks for rapid filtration of biological suspensions, precipitate collection, and membrane filtrations. 
<h2 dir="ltr">Specifications Context</h2>
 Globe Scientific borosilicate glass Erlenmeyer flasks are manufactured under ISO 9001:2015 quality standards from borosilicate glass conforming to ASTM E438 Type I (USP Type I). Autoclave tolerance: 121&deg;C for standard sterilisation cycles; do not autoclave fully sealed screw-cap flasks &mdash; loosen one quarter-turn to allow steam pressure equalisation. Common volumes: 25mL to 5,000mL (standard); filter flasks typically 125mL to 4,000mL. As of June 2026, MBP stocks all five Erlenmeyer flask formats from Globe Scientific. 
By using these industrial-grade conical flasks, you may spend more time on your actual research and require fewer replacements. Get a quote today by <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us" style="color: #236fa1;">contacting the MBP Team.</a>

Glass Erlenmeyer Flasks

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Globe Glass Filter Flasks Specifications

Globe Glass Filter Flasks

8450025 by Globe Scientific is a 25 mL borosilicate glass 3.3 filter flask meeting ASTM E438 Type I Class A and ASTM E1406 Type II Class I standards, with a 7–8 mm side arm, dual 10–25 mL metric graduation, 6 per box, 18 boxes per case.

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Flask, Filter, Globe Glass, 25mL, Dual Graduations, ASTM E1406, 6/Box, CS/18

Flask, Filter, Globe Glass, 50mL, Dual Graduations, ASTM E1406, 6/Box, CS/18

Flask, Filter, Globe Glass, 125mL, Dual Graduations, ASTM E1406, 6/Box, CS/18

Flask, Filter, Globe Glass, 250mL, Dual Graduations, ASTM E1406, 6/Box, CS/18

Flask, Filter, Globe Glass, 500mL, Dual Graduations, ASTM E1406, 6/Box, CS/18

Flask, Filter, Globe Glass, 1000mL, Dual Graduations, ASTM E1406, 6/Box, CS/12

Flask, Filter, Globe Glass, 2000mL, Dual Graduations, ASTM E1406, 1/Box

Flask, Filter, Globe Glass, 4000mL, Dual Graduations, ASTM E1406, 1/Box

Graduated Cylinders

<h2>What Are Graduated Cylinders?</h2>
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Graduated cylinders are tall, narrow borosilicate glass or polymer vessels calibrated with multiple volume graduation marks, used to measure liquid volumes at bench scale &mdash; more accurately than beakers (&plusmn;5% capacity) but less accurately than volumetric flasks (&plusmn;0.05&ndash;0.1% capacity). They are the everyday volumetric tool in chemistry, biology, and clinical labs for measuring reagent volumes, preparing buffer dilutions, and transferring liquids where a precise but not analytically exact volume is required. Class A borosilicate glass graduated cylinders at MBP conform to ASTM E1272 / ISO 4788 tolerances.&nbsp;Choose Class A cylinders for applications where stated volume accuracy matters; choose Class B for routine measurements where a fast approximate reading is sufficient.
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<h2>Product Range at MBP</h2>
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Class A high-accuracy measuring cylinders
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Class B general use graduated cylinders
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Clear single-scale graduated cylinders
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Dual-scale (mL/oz) measuring cylinders
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Autoclavable laboratory measuring cylinders
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<h2>How to Choose Graduated Cylinders</h2>
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Class A vs. Class B
Class A graduated cylinders conform to ASTM E1272 / ISO 4788 Class A tolerances &mdash; e.g., &plusmn;0.5 mL for a 100 mL cylinder, &plusmn;2.0 mL for a 1,000 mL cylinder. Class B tolerances are twice as wide as Class A. Class A cylinders are appropriate for protocols specifying cylinder-grade volume accuracy; Class B for routine lab measurements where tight tolerances are not required.
Single Scale vs. Dual Scale (mL/oz)
Single-scale cylinders are marked in mL only &mdash; cleaner graduation lines, easier to read, preferred for labs working exclusively in metric units. Dual-scale cylinders carry both mL and oz markings, useful in labs operating across metric and US customary units or for customer-facing applications requiring oz notation.
Autoclavable Glass vs. Plastic
Borosilicate glass graduated cylinders are autoclavable at 121&deg;C, resistant to all common lab reagents, and reusable indefinitely with careful handling. PP plastic cylinders are shatterproof and autoclavable at 121&deg;C but are not suitable for organic solvents or high heat above 135&deg;C.
Size and Base Type
Common sizes: 10 mL, 25 mL, 50 mL, 100 mL, 250 mL, 500 mL, 1,000 mL, and 2,000 mL. Hexagonal bases provide better bench stability than round bases &mdash; important in high-traffic labs where tip-over risk is a concern.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Borosilicate glass graduated cylinders conforming to ASTM E1272 / ISO 4788 are calibrated "to contain" (TC) the stated volume &mdash; the mark indicates the volume held in the cylinder, not delivered from it (Class A volumetric flasks are also TC). Reading technique: for aqueous solutions in glass, read the bottom of the curved meniscus at eye level to eliminate parallax error. Borosilicate 3.3 has a strain point of 515&deg;C; autoclave tolerance is 121&deg;C for standard sterilisation cycles. As of June 2026, MBP stocks Class A and Class B graduated cylinders in single and dual-scale formats for labs in the US, Canada, and worldwide.
Reach out to the <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">team at Molecular Biology Products Inc. (MBP)</a> to request a quote for your lab requirements.

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Globe Glass Graduated Cylinders, Class A

Globe Scientific 8300005 Globe Glass 5 mL Class A borosilicate graduated cylinder. ASTM E1272; dual-graduated; TD; solid hexagonal base with PE bumper guard. 1/box.

Cylinder, Graduated, Globe Glass, 5mL, Class A, To Deliver (TD), Dual Grads, ASTM E1272, 1/Box, CS/6

Cylinder, Graduated, Globe Glass, 10mL, Class A, To Deliver (TD), Dual Grads, ASTM E1272, 1/Box, CS/6

Cylinder, Graduated, Globe Glass, 25mL, Class A, To Deliver (TD), Dual Grads, ASTM E1272, 1/Box, CS/6

Cylinder, Graduated, Globe Glass, 50mL, Class A, To Deliver (TD), Dual Grads, ASTM E1272, 1/Box, CS/6

Cylinder, Graduated, Globe Glass, 100mL, Class A, To Deliver (TD), Dual Grads, ASTM E1272, 1/Box, CS/6

Cylinder, Graduated, Globe Glass, 250mL, Class A, To Deliver (TD), Dual Grads, ASTM E1272, 1/Box, CS/4

Cylinder, Graduated, Globe Glass, 500mL, Class A, To Deliver (TD), Dual Grads, ASTM E1272, 1/Box, CS/4

Cylinder, Graduated, Globe Glass, 1000mL, Class A, To Deliver (TD), Dual Grads, ASTM E1272, 1/Box

Cylinder, Graduated, Globe Glass, 2000mL, Class A, To Deliver (TD), Dual Grads, ASTM E1272, 1/Box

Globe Glass Graduated Cylinders, Class B

Globe Scientific 8330005 Globe Glass® 5 mL Class B graduated cylinder. ASTM E438 Type I Class A 3.3 borosilicate; ASTM E1272 TD; ±0.1 mL tolerance; 0.1 mL grad interval; 113 mm H. Hexagonal base; PE bumper guard. ISO 9001/17025. 4/box, 24/case.

Cylinder, Graduated, Globe Glass, 5mL, Class B, To Deliver (TD), Dual Grads, ASTM E1272, 4/Box, CS/24

Cylinder, Graduated, Globe Glass, 10mL, Class B, To Deliver (TD), Dual Grads, ASTM E1272, 4/Box, CS/24

Cylinder, Graduated, Globe Glass, 25mL, Class B, To Deliver (TD), Dual Grads, ASTM E1272, 4/Box, CS/24

Cylinder, Graduated, Globe Glass, 50mL, Class B, To Deliver (TD), Dual Grads, ASTM E1272, 4/Box, CS/24

Cylinder, Graduated, Globe Glass, 100mL, Class B, To Deliver (TD), Dual Grads, ASTM E1272, 4/Box, CS/24

Cylinder, Graduated, Globe Glass, 250mL, Class B, To Deliver (TD), Dual Grads, ASTM E1272, 2/Box, CS/12

Cylinder, Graduated, Globe Glass, 500mL, Class B, To Deliver (TD), Dual Grads, ASTM E1272, 1/Box, CS/8

Cylinder, Graduated, Globe Glass, 1000mL, Class B, To Deliver (TD), Dual Grads, ASTM E1272, 1/Box, CS/4

Cylinder, Graduated, Globe Glass, 2000mL, Class B, To Deliver (TD), Dual Grads, ASTM E1272, 1/Box, CS/4

Griffin Style Beaker

<h2 data-section-id="1sg16rn" data-start="114" data-end="148">What Are Griffin Style Beakers?</h2>
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Griffin style beakers are low-form cylindrical vessels with a height-to-diameter ratio of approximately 1.0:1.4 &mdash; shorter and wider than tall-form (Berzelius) beakers &mdash; designed for stable stirring on a magnetic stir plate, heating on a hot plate, and general reagent handling on the bench. The flat base provides maximum contact with hot-plate surfaces for uniform heating; the wide opening allows easy reagent addition, thermometer insertion, and stirring access. Borosilicate glass Griffin beakers at MBP conform to ASTM E960. Griffin style is the default beaker for most bench workflows; choose tall-form (Berzelius) only when a tall liquid column is required for distillation or titration setups.
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<h2 dir="ltr">&nbsp;What you will find:</h2>
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Versatile volume ranges from 10mL to 5000mL for any scale.
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Molded Graduations for permanent, wear-resistant scale visibility.
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Printed Graduations providing high-contrast markings for quick reading.
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Durable Griffin Style design with a flat base and easy-pour spout.
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Case Pack options for high-volume laboratory stocking.
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High-quality borosilicate glassware compatible with various chemicals.
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<h2 data-section-id="tdvfh2" data-start="857" data-end="895">How to Choose Griffin Style Beakers</h2>
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Size Selection
MBP stocks Griffin style beakers from 10 mL to 5,000 mL. Common bench sizes include 50 mL and 100 mL for small-scale reactions and staining, 250 mL for routine buffer work, 1,000 mL for media or reagent preparation, and 2,000 mL for larger-volume batches. As a general guideline, beakers should be filled to no more than two-thirds of their nominal capacity when heating to allow for liquid expansion and prevent boil-over.
Graduation: Molded vs. Printed
Molded graduations are permanently embossed into the glass and are resistant to solvents, autoclaving, and repeated cleaning cycles. Printed dual-scale graduations provide higher contrast for quick bench reading but may fade over time with repeated autoclaving or exposure to aggressive solvents.
Borosilicate Glass
Griffin style beakers at MBP are made from borosilicate glass, which is resistant to acids, bases, alcohols, and most organic solvents, and is autoclavable at 121&deg;C. Its low thermal expansion coefficient (~3.3&times;10⁻⁶/K) helps prevent cracking during rapid heating or cooling.
Case Pack Availability
High-volume laboratories can order Griffin style beakers in case packs to reduce per-unit cost. Case pricing varies by size and is available upon request from MBP.
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<h2 data-section-id="1jl751w" data-start="2883" data-end="2908">Specifications Context</h2>
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Griffin style (low form) glass beakers conform to ASTM E960 with graduation accuracy of &plusmn;5% of total capacity. The low height-to-diameter ratio provides greater stability than tall-form beakers on stirrers and hot plates. Borosilicate glass is inert to HCl, H₂SO₄, HNO₃, CH₃COOH, NaOH, acetone, ethanol, methanol, and xylene. Hydrofluoric acid (HF) must not be used with glass as it dissolves silica-based materials. These beakers are suitable for autoclaving at 121&deg;C (wet cycle) and dry-heat sterilisation up to 500&deg;C.
<a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us" style="color: #236fa1; text-decoration: underline;">Get a quick quote from the friendly staff at MBP</a> right now to keep your workflow running smoothly.

Griffin Style Beakers

Globe Glass Griffin Style Beakers - Heavy Duty Specifications

Globe Glass Heavy Duty Low Form Griffin Style Beakers

Globe Scientific 8020250 Globe Glass® 250 mL heavy-duty Griffin style beaker. ASTM E438 Type I, Class A 3.3 borosilicate; ASTM E960 Type II wall. Dual-scale white enamel graduations (25–200 mL, 25 mL intervals). 95 mm H × 67 mm OD. 12/box.

Beaker, Globe Glass, 250mL, Low Form Griffin Style,Heavy Duty, Dual Graduations, ASTM E960, 12/Box, CS/48

Beaker, Globe Glass, 400mL, Low Form Griffin Style, Heavy Duty, Dual Graduations, ASTM E960, 12/Box, CS/48

Beaker, Globe Glass, 600mL, Low Form Griffin Style, Heavy Duty, Dual Graduations, ASTM E960, 6/Box, CS/36

Beaker, Globe Glass, 1000mL, Low Form Griffin Style, Heavy Duty, Dual Graduations, ASTM E960, 6/Box, CS/24

Beaker, Globe Glass, 2000mL, Low Form Griffin Style, Heavy Duty, Dual Graduations, ASTM E960, 4/Box, CS/8

Beaker, Globe Glass, 4000mL, Low Form Griffin Style, Heavy Duty, Dual Graduations, ASTM E960, 1/Box, CS/4

Globe Glass Griffin Style Beakers Specifications

Globe Glass Low Form Griffin Style Beakers

8010010 by Globe Scientific is a 10mL low-form Griffin-style borosilicate glass beaker manufactured from 3.3 borosilicate glass meeting ASTM E960 specifications. Featuring uniform wall thickness, beaded rims for chipping resistance, a formed pour spout, and graduated volume markings, these beakers are the standard-format vessel for heating, mixing, and transferring small volumes of laboratory reagents, solutions, and chemical reactions on the bench and hot plate.

Beaker, Globe Glass, 10mL, Low Form Griffin Style, ASTM E960, 12/Box, CS/48

Beaker, Globe Glass, 20mL, Low Form Griffin Style, Dual Graduations, ASTM E960, 12/Box, CS/48

Beaker, Globe Glass, 30mL, Low Form Griffin Style, Dual Graduations, ASTM E960, 12/Box, CS/48

Beaker, Globe Glass, 50mL, Low Form Griffin Style, Dual Graduations, ASTM E960, 12/Box, CS/48

Beaker, Globe Glass, 100mL, Low Form Griffin Style, Dual Graduations, ASTM E960, 12/Box, CS/48

Beaker, Globe Glass, 150mL, Low Form Griffin Style, Dual Graduations, ASTM E960, 12/Box, CS/48

Beaker, Globe Glass, 250mL, Low Form Griffin Style, Dual Graduations, ASTM E960, 12/Box, CS/48

Beaker, Globe Glass, 400mL, Low Form Griffin Style, Dual Graduations, ASTM E960, 12/Box, CS/48

Beaker, Globe Glass, 600mL, Low Form Griffin Style, Dual Graduations, ASTM E960, 6/Box, CS/36

Beaker, Globe Glass, 800mL, Low Form Griffin Style, Dual Graduations, ASTM E960, 6/Box, CS/24

Beaker, Globe Glass, 1000mL, Low Form Griffin Style, Dual Graduations, ASTM E960, 6/Box, CS/24

Beaker, Globe Glass, 2000mL, Low Form Griffin Style, Dual Graduations, ASTM E960, 4/Box, CS/8

Beaker, Globe Glass, 4000mL, Low Form Griffin Style, Dual Graduations, ASTM E960, 1/Box, CS/6

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