Beakers, Tall form, Without Spout
Product Code : EL-B-10094
Quick answer: Beakers, Tall form, Without Spout are laboratory glass beakers in the tall (Berzelius-style) profile, made with uniform wall thickness for direct heating of liquids and finished with clear metric graduations for easy reading. The glass is highly resistant to chemical attack, and the beaker carries a large labelling field for marking sample or batch details. The rim is left plain, without a pouring spout, which suits work where a clean, unbroken rim is preferred — for example when fitting a stirrer, thermometer or electrode through a cover, or when the liquid will be transferred by pipette rather than poured.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product | Beakers, Tall form, Without Spout |
| Profile | Tall form, plain rim, no pouring spout |
| Wall thickness | Uniform, suited to direct heating of liquids |
| Chemical resistance | Highly resistant to chemical attack |
| Graduations | Clear metric graduations |
| Labelling field | Large marking area for sample/content labelling |
Tall Form Without Spout vs. Low Form With Spout
The choice between a tall-form and a low-form beaker usually comes down to what else needs to share the beaker's mouth. A plain rim without a spout, as on this tall-form beaker, gives an unbroken opening that is easier to cover cleanly with a watch glass or fit with a stirrer shaft, thermometer or electrode holder — useful for slow evaporations, temperature-controlled reactions or electrochemical measurements where a spout would leave a gap. Where liquid instead needs to be poured out directly and often, a spouted low-form beaker is usually the more convenient choice. Both profiles share the same uniform-wall-thickness construction that allows safe direct heating.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose a beaker without a spout?
A plain, spout-free rim gives a more complete seal when covering the beaker with a watch glass, and leaves no gap where vapour can escape during slow evaporation or when a stirrer, thermometer or electrode is fitted through a cover.
Can this beaker be heated directly on a hot plate?
Yes. It is made with uniform wall thickness specifically so it can be used for heating liquids without the uneven stress that causes glass to crack.
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Last updated: September 2026.
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