Labvida Glass Beakers 200 mL

For teaching labs, hobby experiments and bench work that calls for several small vessels at once, this Labvida set includes six low-form glass beakers, each with a 200 mL volume. The 3.3 borosilicate glass has uniform wall thickness, while printed graduations and an extra-large marking spot make the vessels easier to identify and read at a glance. A stated tolerance of approximately +/- 5% is an important buying detail: these are useful general-purpose beakers, but the listed information does not present them as precision measuring equipment.

Best use cases

A six-piece set can be handy when you need separate vessels for holding, mixing or comparing materials during a lab session, rather than washing and reusing one beaker between steps. Picture setting out several labelled samples side by side: the low form gives you a broad, accessible opening, and the prominent marking area offers room to identify each vessel. The printed graduations can help with approximate volume checks, though the stated tolerance matters if the amount needs to be exact.

It makes sense if you want a small group of matching glass beakers for routine bench tasks, demonstrations or organised sample work. Compared with buying individual vessels as needs arise, a set gives you six to work with at once. If your work depends on tighter measurement than the approximate +/- 5% tolerance suggests, a dedicated measuring approach may be a better fit. No temperature range or other use limits are listed, so the product details alone do not establish suitability for every procedure.

Product specs

The pack contains six low-form beakers, with a listed volume of 200 mL per beaker. They are made from 3.3 borosilicate glass and have uniform wall thickness. Graduation markings are printed, and each beaker has an extra-large marking spot. The listing states that the beakers meet ASTM Specification E960, Type I requirements.

The approximate +/- 5% tolerance is the clearest constraint for anyone planning to use the graduations for measurement. Graduation intervals, dimensions and a temperature range are not provided, without that detail, it is difficult to judge whether the markings or physical size suit a particular protocol. Check those requirements against your intended task rather than assuming the printed scale replaces more precise measuring equipment.

Where it shines

The practical appeal is the combination of quantity and easy identification. Six matching vessels can keep a multi-step task moving, while the low-form shape gives convenient access when adding or stirring contents. The broad marking spot is also useful when vessels need labels, though the listing does not specify what writing method or label material works best on the glass.

What should you prioritize: a set of vessels for handling several samples, or a tool built around precise measurement? This product leans towards the first. Its borosilicate construction and stated ASTM requirements are useful specification points, but they do not remove the listed tolerance or fill in the missing operating details. No te compensa si your main requirement is a precisely verified volume reading or if you need a stated temperature limit before choosing laboratory glassware.

Final decision

Choose the Labvida beakers if having six 200 mL glass vessels for routine handling, mixing or sample organization is more useful than buying a single beaker or prioritizing close measurement. The printed graduations and large marking area add practical convenience, and the stated ASTM specification gives a concrete standard to consider. Skip this set when your procedure needs tighter measurement than approximately +/- 5%, or when selection depends on dimensions or temperature information that is not supplied.