
Laboratory Disposable Products (LDP) carries a vast selection of laboratory beakers to serve a wide range of scientific, industrial, and educational applications.
Of the most widely used pieces of lab plasticware and glassware, beakers are used on a daily basis in research, testing, and manufacturing processes for mixing, heating, measuring, and holding liquids and solutions.
No matter what your career in life sciences, chemistry, quality control, or education, the right beaker type is important for accuracy and safety.
From graduated beakers to Griffin style, low form, tall form, and disposable beakers, LDP has it all to suit every laboratory’s requirements.
Our product line includes high-quality products from top industry brands like BrandTech, Corning Glass, DWK LifeSciences, Dynalon, Globe Scientific, and many more.
LDP has a very wide range of beakers categorized based on material, shape, and use. Here is our description of our types:
Our glass beakers are constructed of high-quality borosilicate glass, which is resistant to high heat, chemical resistance, and harsh laboratory uses. We recommend them to heat solutions, titrate, and mix chemicals.
Our polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), or polymethylpentene (PMP) beakers provide a lightweight, impact, chemical-proof alternative to glass. General lab laboratory use.
Our disposable beakers are best for one-time use and are ideal for contamination-free and safe procedures. Disposable beakers are widely used in diagnostic labs, quality control labs, and pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Graduated beakers offer high accuracy for volume measurement with embossed or printed graduations. They come in glass and plastic versions.
The Griffin beaker, or low-form beaker, is the most popular beaker shape and has a large spout and mouth. This beaker is ideal for general lab use.
Similar to Griffin but smaller in size, low form beakers are tough and less tiring to utilize heating and mixing processes.
Whenever procedures require a more profound vessel and reducing evaporation, tall form beakers prove useful in titrations and layering solutions.
Find complete sets of beakers for kit-type experiments and educational laboratory use, and beaker covers to keep processes free from contamination or evaporation.
Our commitment is to provide beakers from world-leading manufacturers, such as:
All of our supplied brands are international laboratory standard and provide accuracy, quality, and reliability.
With a tremendous range of beaker products, we provide all the laboratory sizes, styles, and requirements.
Borosilicate glass, polypropylene, or disposable plastic.
Laboratory equipment from Corning, DWK, Globe Scientific, etc., industry-leading brands.
General lab use beakers, educational, sterile, etc.
Quick ship products available on the majority of our inventory.
No matter the configuration of your lab, increase in workflow, or replacement of broken lab equipment, LDP has the right beaker for every application.
We enable researchers, educators, and laboratory specialists to carry on their tasks assuredly, utilizing precisely forged lab items that generate dependable and consistent results.
Order our full collection of lab beakers today — from disposable plastic beakers, to graduated Griffin, and glass beakers, we’re at your service to provide.
Answer: The best beakers for lab use depend on your application. Glass beakers (borosilicate) are ideal for heating and chemical reactions, while plastic beakers are better for fieldwork or when breakage risk is a concern. Disposable beakers are suitable for single-use scenarios and contamination-sensitive procedures.
Answer: Griffin beakers, also known as low-form beakers, have a wider diameter and are shorter in height, making them ideal for general mixing and heating. Tall form beakers are narrower and taller, offering more precision in volume control and reducing evaporation.
Answer: Some plastic beakers made from polypropylene (PP) or PMP (polymethylpentene) are autoclavable and can withstand sterilization at high temperatures. Always check the manufacturer’s specifications before autoclaving.
Answer: Beakers offer approximate volume measurements and are not designed for high-precision work. For accurate volume measurement, use graduated cylinders or volumetric flasks.
Answer: Beakers are available in a wide range of sizes, typically from 10 mL up to 5,000 mL or more. Common lab sizes include 100 mL, 250 mL, 500 mL, 1,000 mL, and 2,000 mL.
Answer: Beakers can be made from borosilicate glass (heat and chemical resistant), polypropylene or PMP plastic (lightweight and break-resistant), or polystyrene for disposable options.
Answer: Beaker covers help prevent contamination, reduce evaporation, and maintain sample integrity. They are often used in microbiology, chemistry, and sample storage applications.