Laboratory Equipment Supplies Manufacturer, Suppliers and Exporter in China

School Lab China is leading Laboratory Equipment Supplies

Laboratory equipment supplies are the bench instruments, glassware and plasticware a working lab needs day to day — balances, meters, heating and stirring equipment, stands and clamps, reagent bottles, beakers, cylinders, volumetric ware, racks and single-use consumables. School Lab China manufactures and exports this range from China, supplying schools, colleges, universities, technical and vocational institutes, research centres and hospital laboratories.

The range is organised in three sub-ranges — Lab Equipment, Lab Glassware and Lab Plasticware — so a lab can be equipped instrument-first or consumable-first. Glass lines are stated as borosilicate; plastic lines are stated by polymer (PP, PMP/TPX, HDPE, polystyrene). Everything is supplied against a quotation, with technical specifications, manuals and conformity documentation issued on request, and samples available before a bulk order. The manufacturer states it has operated since 1988 and supplies institutions in over 60 countries.

What is in the Laboratory Equipment Supplies range?

Three sub-ranges, split by what the item is made of and how it is used: instruments, glass, and plastic. Between them they cover the bench hardware for a general-purpose teaching or research lab, from a triple beam balance to a rack of sterile pipette tips.

Item-level availability, sizes and pack quantities are confirmed on quotation.

What specifications are actually published on these lines?

Specifications are given per item rather than as a blanket claim. The table below is drawn only from what is stated against each product — useful when you are drafting a bill of quantities and need something checkable.

Where a dimension, capacity or tolerance is not shown, it is available on request.

How should you specify labware so the quotation comes back right?

Specify in three fields, in order: Material → Volume → Pack. Most labware quoting errors come from leaving one of the three implicit — a "500 mL beaker" could be PP or PMP, single or pack of ten, and the price differs by an order of magnitude.

1. Material. For glass, state borosilicate or soda-lime. For plastic, name the polymer: PP and PMP/TPX behave differently from HDPE and polystyrene under heat and solvents.
2. Volume. Give the capacity and, for volumetric ware, the tolerance class you need. A volumetric flask or burette without a stated class is not yet specified.
3. Pack. Say whether you are pricing per unit, per pack or per box. Lines in this range are offered variously as singles, packs of 4, 5, 10 and 20, and boxes of 25, 50, 80, 100, 300, 500 and 1000.

Send the requirement in that form and the quotation can be built line by line against your codes.

What should you check before ordering glassware and plasticware?

Check material, sterility and pack quantity first — those three drive both price and fitness for purpose. Electrical supply and calibration matter for the instrument lines.

What do the plastic lines safely tolerate?

Treat plastic labware as chemical-resistant containment, not as heating apparatus. Polypropylene and PMP/TPX are the heat-tolerant polymers in this range; HDPE and polystyrene are not, and none of it belongs over a flame.

Ask for the polymer and the maximum service temperature against each line before you specify it for a practical involving heat, solvents or autoclaving. Where a class needs heated vessels, use the borosilicate glassware lines and a heating sleeve or hot plate rather than a plastic beaker. For single-use and sterile lines, confirm whether the item is supplied sterile and how it is packed, since several are offered in both sterile and non-sterile versions.

Which lines suit a school lab, and which suit a research lab?

Sort by buyer, not by material. The graduated beakers, wash bottles, test tube racks, spotting tiles, stirring rods and dropping bottles are classroom lines; the PCR plates, barrier tips, sterile microtubes, reagent reservoirs and optical seals are research lines that happen to sit in the same sub-range.

School and college practicals are generally served by the Lab Equipment instrument lines plus the plastic beakers, cylinders, bottles and racks. University and research work draws additionally on the micropipettes and tips, sterile screw-cap and snap-cap tubes in 0.2 to 50 mL, 48-, 96- and 384-well optical PCR plates, adhesive optical covers and specimen transport and sample containers. Tell us the level you are equipping and the quotation can be scoped to it.

How is the range quoted, paid for and shipped?

By quotation — orders are placed by email, quotation request or website query, and invoice, shipping and export documents are issued on confirmation. Both small trial orders and large institutional and tender orders are accepted.

Glassware, instruments and consumables samples can be provided prior to making a large order. Payments can be made using TT or Letters of Credit; however, PayPal is an acceptable payment method for providing samples. Samples of glassware, instruments and consumables can be shipped prior to placing the bulk order. TT and Letter of Credit payment methods can be accepted, while the PayPal payment system is suitable for provision of samples. The glassware will be packed in shockproof boxes covered with foam specifically prepared for export purposes. According to the manufacturer, the delivery period is 7-10 days to Asia, 15-25 days to Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, and 25-35 days to the Americas; please specify the time period and the type of shipment to your location in the quote. Services related to OEM/ODM branding, packing and labeling are provided for distributors. Technical support, spare parts, and warranty will be provided after-sale.

The laboratory appliances according to the manufacturer meet ISO 9001 standards, and some of the products are CE marked. Please acquire certification documents, scope and conformity for each product prior to introduction of the line.

Sub-ranges in this category

• Lab Equipment
• Lab Glassware
• Lab Plasticware

Related categories

• Lab Glassware — the full glassware range, includingFlasks,Burettes,Pipettes, Volumetric Flasks and Measuring Cylinders,Funnels andTest Tubes and Thermometer Pockets
• Educational Lab Equipment — includingChemistry Lab Equipment,Physics Lab Equipments andLab Chemicals
• Analytical Lab Equipment — includingGeneral Laboratory Equipment andResearch Equipment
• Biology Lab Equipment
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Frequently asked questions

What does the Laboratory Equipment Supplies category include?

It includes three sub-ranges: Lab Equipment (bench instruments — balances, meters, heating, stirring, centrifuges, stands and clamps), Lab Glassware (borosilicate reagent and dispensing bottles, burette, measuring cylinder and volumetric flasks) and Lab Plasticware (PP, PMP/TPX, HDPE and polystyrene bottles, beakers, cylinders and racks, plus disposable and sterile consumables). Around 160 listings are published across the three.

Is the glassware in this range borosilicate?

The glassware lines here are stated as borosilicate glass — the reagent, laboratory and amber bottles, burette, measuring cylinder and volumetric flasks. Grade, capacity range and tolerance class are not published against each line, so request them at quotation stage. For volumetric flasks and burettes, ask specifically for the class and tolerance you need.

Which plastics do you supply, and can they be autoclaved?

Polypropylene (PP), PMP/TPX, HDPE and polystyrene lines are all published in this range. Autoclavability and maximum service temperature differ substantially between them and are not stated per line, so confirm both before specifying a plastic item for heating, solvents or autoclaving. PP and PMP/TPX are the heat-tolerant options; polystyrene is not.

How do I get prices for laboratory equipment supplies?

Prices are quoted per enquiry — send an item list or product codes by email, quotation request or website query and a quotation is returned. Invoice, shipping and export documents are issued on confirmation. Both small trial orders and large institutional or tender orders are accepted, and samples are available before a bulk order.

What are your delivery times and payment terms?

The delivery time for Asia is estimated at 7-10 days, for Europe, Africa, and Middle East is 15-25 days, and for Americas, it is 25-35 days; check the exact delivery time and transport method via the quotation form. The payment will be made via Bank Transfer or Letter of Credit, and PayPal for samples. The glass products will be packed in shockproof export cartons.

Do you supply consumables for molecular biology as well as school practicals?

Yes, apart from the plasticware for laboratory classes, the selection comprises sterilized and non-sterilized screw cap and snap cap microtubes ranging from 0.2 ml to 50 ml, filter tip and regular micropipette tips, transfer pipettes, reagent reservoirs, 48-, 96- and 384-well optical PCR plates, optical caps and seals. Let us know your level of equipment and we’ll scope the quote to you.

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