Measuring Jug

A 250 ml measuring jug is a standard tool for both laboratories and kitchens, typically available in either durable polypropylene (plastic) or heat-resistant borosilicate glass. Plastic models are preferred for their shatterproof nature and lightweight design, while glass versions are the gold standard for thermal shock resistance and long-term clarity. 

A 500 ml measuring jug is a high-precision tool used for quantifying liquids in laboratory, industrial, and culinary environments. In 2026, most professional models are made from polypropylene (PP) for durability or borosilicate glass for high-heat and chemical resistance.

A 1000 ml (1 Litre) measuring jug is a versatile laboratory and industrial tool typically available in Polypropylene (PP) for durability or Borosilicate Glass for high-heat applications. For 2026, the most common professional models feature either Euro Design (short and wide) or Tall Form profiles.

Polypropylene (PP) measuring cups and jugs are preferred in both laboratory and kitchen settings for their high chemical resistance, thermal durability (often autoclavable up to 121°C), and shatterproof nature. 

A 25 ml medicine cup is a compact, graduated container used in healthcare and laboratory settings for the precise administration of liquid or powder dosages. Most are made from polypropylene (PP), a non-toxic, chemical-resistant plastic that can be either disposable or autoclavable for reuse.

A 100 mL measuring jug with clearly printed graduations is designed for precise volume measurement of liquids. Its transparent body and marked scale allow users to visually read the liquid level, making it ideal for routine solution preparation, reagent dispensing, and general laboratory workflows.

A 500 ml Measuring Jug (Euro Design) is a professional laboratory-grade container crafted from high-quality Polypropylene (PP). These jugs are characterized by their "short form" profile, offering a wider base for stability and a large ergonomic handle for secure transport.

Measuring jugs with a 1000 ml capacity and printed graduations are designed for high-volume measurements where superior visibility is required. Unlike moulded-only models, these feature high-contrast silk-screened ink (typically in blue or black), which is significantly easier to read against translucent or clear liquids. 

A plastic Coplin jar is a laboratory rinse/drying vessel specifically designed to hold multiple microscope slides in a vertical orientation for staining, washing, or storage during histology, cytology, and microbiology workflows. Made from durable plastic, these jars are lightweight, chemical-resistant, and easy to clean, making them suitable for routine laboratory use.