Glassware Burette Manufacturer, Suppliers and Exporter in India

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

Lab Glassware Manufacturer designs, produces and exports laboratory burettes from its manufacturing base in Ambala, Haryana, in continuous operation since 1982. This category covers volumetric-dispensing glassware used for titration and controlled liquid delivery, supplied to school and college science departments, university and research laboratories, and industrial QC labs in India and to export buyers that have recently included institutions in Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania and South Africa — part of a wider base of enquiries from across Sub-Saharan Africa.

Quick answer: A burette is a graduated glass tube with a stopcock at its lower end, used to dispense a precisely measured, variable volume of liquid — most commonly during acid–base titration. The Glass Burette range under this category covers Class B and serialized/Class A tolerance burettes, glass-key, PTFE-key and PTFE needle-valve stopcock options, Schellbach-stripe reading aids, automatic (reservoir-fed) burettes, and the clamps, brushes and bottles used alongside them.

What Sits Inside the Glassware Burette Category

All individual burette and burette-accessory listings are catalogued under the Glass Burette subcategory. The table below groups them by the choice a buyer actually has to make — accuracy class, stopcock type and reading aid — rather than by product code.

Burette type	Distinguishing feature	Typical buyer
Class B burette	Standard tolerance; glass or PTFE key stopcock	School and college teaching labs where Class A accuracy is not specified
Serialized / Class A burette	Individually numbered, tighter tolerance band	Analytical and QC labs, or tenders that specify certified accuracy
Schellbach-stripe burette	Blue-backed stripe along the bore for meniscus contrast	Any titration where misreading the meniscus is a real risk
Automatic burette	Reservoir bottle with auto-zero fill	Repeat titrations or higher lab throughput
PTFE needle-valve burette	Fine, dropwise flow control near the endpoint	Slow-endpoint or low-volume titrations
Burette accessories	Aluminium clamps, nylon brushes, reservoir bottles	Fitting out a complete titration station

Standards Behind the Range

Burettes in this range are manufactured to align with the specifications that exist specifically for this product — ISO 385 (Laboratory glassware – Burettes) and ASTM E287 (Standard Specification for Laboratory Glass Burets) — with Class A/Class B tolerance and glass or PTFE stopcock options available on request.

Choosing Between Glassware Burette Options

Start from the accuracy the application actually needs. Routine student titrations are normally run on Class B burettes; where a tender or an accredited test method calls for certified accuracy, a serialized Class A burette is the safer specification. From there, the stopcock decision follows lab preference — PTFE key and PTFE needle-valve stopcocks resist most common titrants and need less maintenance than a ground-glass key, while a Schellbach stripe is worth adding wherever inexperienced users are reading the meniscus.

For bulk, tender or export enquiries, send the burette type, capacity (ml), class, stopcock preference, graduation colour and destination country in one enquiry — along with whether clamps, brushes or spare bottles are needed — so a single quotation can cover the full titration setup rather than one line at a time.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a Class A and a Class B burette?
Class A (serialized) burettes carry a tighter volumetric tolerance and an individual identification number, and are specified where certified accuracy is required for analytical work or tender compliance. Class B burettes have a wider (but still standard) tolerance and are the common choice for teaching and routine lab use.

Which stopcock should a school or college lab choose?
PTFE key stopcocks are a practical default for teaching labs because they need little maintenance and are chemically resistant to most titrants; a plain glass stopcock is a lower-cost option where usage is light. Labs that run frequent slow-endpoint titrations often prefer a PTFE needle-valve (Rotaflow-type) stopcock for finer flow control.

Can Lab Glassware Manufacturer supply burettes against school or government tenders?
Yes. Burettes and burette sets can be supplied against school, college and government tenders, including Ministry of Education-linked programmes, as bulk or class-set orders. Share the tender specification, required class and quantity through Contact Us or the Tenders page.

Do you export Glassware Burette sets outside India?
Yes, burettes and titration accessories are exported to institutional and distributor buyers outside India, with recent enquiries from Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania and South Africa among other markets. Export orders should confirm destination country, required documentation and protective packing for the glassware at enquiry stage.

What accessories are usually ordered alongside a burette?
The most common additions are an aluminium burette clamp to hold the burette on a stand, a nylon burette brush for cleaning, and — for automatic burettes — a borosilicate reservoir bottle. See the full accessory listing on the Glass Burette page.

Explore More of the Glassware Range

Related categories from Lab Glassware Manufacturer: Glass Burette (full product listing), Glassware Beaker, Laboratory Flasks, Laboratory Glass Stopcocks, Laboratory Glass Condenser, Glasswares Columns and General Lab Equipment.

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Ready to order Glassware Burette products for your school, college, research lab or export order? Contact Us for a quotation, or visit the Tenders page for bulk and institutional procurement.

Last updated: September 2026.