Glass Burette Manufacturer, Suppliers and Exporter in India

Lab Glassware Manufacturer is leading Glass Burette Manufacturer,and supplier and Exporter in Amabla India

The Glass Burette range is the working product listing behind the Glassware Burette category — 18 individual burette and burette-accessory lines manufactured by Lab Glassware Manufacturer in Ambala, Haryana, and supplied to school, college, university and industrial buyers in India and abroad, including institutional buyers in Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka and other markets across South Asia.

Quick answer: This page lists every burette and burette accessory Lab Glassware Manufacturer currently supplies — Class B and serialized burettes, four stopcock options, Schellbach-stripe and automatic variants, and the clamps, brushes and bottles used with them. Product codes and View Details links are below; for guidance on choosing between burette types, see the standards and selection notes on the Glassware Burette category page.

Glass Burette Products in This Range

The remaining Class B, glass-stopcock, PTFE-stopcock and Schellbach-stripe variants are listed with their product codes further down this page.

Matching a Burette to Your Titration Work

For everyday student titrations, a Class B burette with a PTFE key stopcock covers most syllabus requirements without the added cost of certified accuracy. Where a practical exam, research protocol or tender specification calls for verified tolerance, move to a serialized (Class A-type) burette instead.

Add a Schellbach-stripe version wherever the people reading the burette are inexperienced — the blue-backed stripe makes the meniscus far easier to read consistently.

Bulk and export buyers should confirm, in one enquiry: product code, capacity, class, stopcock type, graduation colour, and whether a burette clamp, brush or spare reservoir bottle should be added to the same order.

For fragile burette glassware, also confirm export packing before shipment.

Standards and Specifications

Products in this range are manufactured to align with ISO 385 and ASTM E287, the specifications that apply specifically to laboratory burettes — see the full standards note on the Glassware Burette category page.

Certificate and tolerance-class claims are manufacturer-stated; confirm the exact requirement before ordering against a tender.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Schellbach stripe used for on a burette?
The Schellbach stripe is a blue-backed line running down the bore of the burette that creates a sharper, easier-to-read meniscus contrast during titration, reducing reading error for both students and analysts.

Are the automatic burette bottles compatible with all automatic burettes in this range?
The borosilicate reservoir bottles listed here are intended for the automatic burette models in this range; confirm the exact burette model and bottle capacity together when ordering to make sure the fit matches.

Can the burette clamp and brush be ordered separately from a burette?
Yes. The aluminium burette clamp and nylon burette brush are listed and priced as separate accessory items, so labs restocking consumables or clamps do not need to reorder a full burette.

Does Lab Glassware Manufacturer accept OEM or private-label orders for Glass Burette products?
Yes, OEM requirements, private labelling and special R&D specifications are supported. Send the required product codes, quantities, class and stopcock preference through Contact Us.

How should export buyers request a quote for Glass Burette products?
Send the product names or codes, quantities, class and stopcock requirements, any certificate requirement, and the destination country through Contact Us. For fragile glassware, export packing is confirmed at quotation stage.

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Request a Quote

Send your Glass Burette product list, codes, quantities and destination details to Contact Us, or visit the Tenders page for bulk and institutional procurement.

Last updated: September 2026.