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Secchi Disk w/ Eye Hook & Rope Water Testing Supplies - Cleanflow
Cleanflow Secchi Disk w/ Eye Hook & Rope
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Narrow Mouth Glass Erlenmeyer Flasks Water Testing Supplies - Cleanflow
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Hach Sulfuric Acid Standard Solution, 19.2 N, 100 mL MDB
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Hach Ammonia TNTplus Vial Test 0.015 - 2.00 mg/L NH₃-N - Case of 25 Tests  | Limited Selection
Hach Hach Ammonia TNTplus Vial Test 0.015 - 2.00 mg/L NH₃-N - Case of 25 Tests | Limited Selection
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Laboratory Supplies: Essentials for Scientific and Environmental Testing

Laboratory supplies comprise a wide range of tools and consumables essential for conducting precise experiments, ensuring accurate data collection, and maintaining sample integrity. In the context of environmental and water quality testing, key supply categories include glassware and plasticware, laboratory cleaning products, and water sample collection equipment. These components work together to enable researchers and technicians to perform reliable and reproducible work in both field and laboratory settings.

Glassware and Plasticware

Glassware and plasticware are essential in scientific labs, each suited to specific tasks. Glassware, especially borosilicate types, is valued for its chemical resistance, heat tolerance, and transparency—ideal for high-temperature reactions and visual monitoring. In contrast, plasticware offers advantages like being lightweight, shatterproof, and cost-effective. Polymers such as polypropylene and fluoropolymers like Teflon® are preferred for sensitive analyses, such as trace metal testing, due to their low reactivity and contamination risk.

Laboratory Cleaning Products

Laboratory cleaning products are specialized detergents, solvents, and disinfectants formulated to maintain strict hygiene standards while protecting sensitive equipment and materials. For instance, acid washing is used to clean glassware in trace metal analysis to eliminate residue that could affect test accuracy, while gentler solutions are used on plasticware to avoid surface damage and prevent chemical leaching.

Water Sample Collection

Water sample collection tools for environmental analysis require equipment that ensures sample representativeness and prevents contamination. Different sampling tools are selected based on variables such as water depth, flow rate, sampling location, and the target analytes.

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  • Kimtech Kimwipes 34743 Three-Ply Delicate Task Wipers

    • Kimtech Kimwipes 34743 Three-Ply Delicate Task Wipers are 12" x 12" low-lint, low-extractable wipers made from 100% virgin wood fibre, ideal for cleaning glass, lenses, optics, instruments, and delicate surfaces without scratching. Each box contains 119 wipers with one-at-a-time dispensing. These wipers absorb 18% more water and work 24% faster than other private label alternatives. Available by individual box or by case (30 boxes).

  • Safety-Labeled Deionized Water Wide-Mouth Wash Bottles

    • The Safety-Labeled Deionized Water Wide-Mouth Wash Bottles are made from translucent LDPE with a wide 53mm mouth for easy refilling and readability, and feature a polypropylene closure that complies with OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200). Ideal for lab use, it ensures residue-free glassware cleaning, supports accurate turbidimeter function checks, and aids in preparing stable pH buffer solutions.

  • Lovibond Deionized Water

    • Lovibond Deionized Water offers high-purity, laboratory-grade water designed for precision tasks such as glassware cleaning, turbidimeter verification, and pH buffer solution preparation. Processed using advanced purification methods, this ion-free water ensures residue-free results and accurate measurements. Ideal for combining with pH tablets, powders, or concentrated buffers, it also helps preserve reagent freshness by preventing contamination and degradation. Conveniently packaged in a 4-litre jug, it delivers reliable performance across various lab applications, making it a valuable tool for maintaining scientific accuracy and consistency.

    FAQs

    What makes glassware more suitable than plasticware for high-temperature chemical reactions?

    Glassware, particularly borosilicate glass, withstands high temperatures without deforming or leaching contaminants. Its thermal stability and transparency make it ideal for reactions requiring heating and visual monitoring, unlike plasticware which may warp or degrade under heat.

    How do you properly clean glassware used for trace metal analysis?

    Glassware used for trace metal analysis is typically acid-washed using dilute nitric acid, followed by multiple rinses with ultra-pure water. This process removes residual ions and particulates that could interfere with highly sensitive measurements.

    What makes Kimtech Kimwipes ideal for cleaning optical and lab surfaces?

    Kimtech Kimwipes are made from 100% virgin wood fibre with low lint and extractables, making them safe for delicate surfaces like lenses and lab glassware. Their three-ply construction improves absorbency and cleaning efficiency without scratching.

    What factors should you consider when collecting water samples for analysis?

    Important factors include sampling depth, flow conditions, target analytes, and container cleanliness. Using appropriate sampling tools and pre-cleaned containers helps ensure samples are representative and free from contamination.

    Why is contamination control critical in water sample collection?

    Even trace contamination introduced during sampling can significantly affect water quality test results. Proper protocols, including clean containers, gloves, and sterile equipment, are essential to maintain accurate and reliable data.

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