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This laboratory equipment category groups Jlab Exports general and discipline-specific lab range by the room it belongs in: general lab equipment used across every bench, and dedicated biology, physics and chemistry sections. It serves schools, universities, TVET institutes, research laboratories and industry, and is most often used when a laboratory is being equipped from scratch or restocked at the start of a session.
The general range covers benchtop weighing and measurement, heating and separation glassware, and the stands, clamps and small tools a bench needs to function — items such as digital analytical balances, pH meters, desiccators, distillation apparatus, burette stands, funnels and flasks.
Jlab Export manufactures and exports from Ambala, Haryana, India. Supply is quotation-based: items are configured and priced against a written enquiry rather than bought through an online checkout.
How is this laboratory equipment range organised?
By lab discipline, in four sections. General Lab Equipment holds the items shared across every laboratory — balances, pH meters, desiccators, stands and general glassware. Biology Lab, Physics Lab and Chemistry Lab hold the apparatus specific to each subject. Most fit-out enquiries draw from the general section plus one or two discipline sections.
Start with the general section if you are equipping a new bench, because those items are needed regardless of subject. Move to the discipline sections for the apparatus tied to particular practicals. If an item appears in more than one section on this site, quote it once and state the total quantity you need — the item list matters more than which section you found it in.
What is in the General Lab Equipment section?
Fifteen items covering four functions: weighing (a digital analytical balance reading to 0.1 mg and a 310 g precision balance), measurement (pH meter, wall room thermometer), separation and heating (distillation flask and apparatus, separating funnel, thistle funnel, Kipps apparatus, desiccator), and bench support (burette stand, spatula, conical and round-bottom flasks).
That mix reflects how a general lab section is actually used — it is the shared equipment a chemistry, biology or physics bench all draw on, rather than a discipline range in its own right. Published specifications vary in depth across the fifteen; several carry only a material or a single figure, so request the datasheet for any item you intend to put in a tender.
How do you choose an analytical balance for a teaching or research lab?
Match readability to the smallest mass you need to resolve, then check capacity. This range publishes a digital analytical balance at 220 g capacity with 0.1 mg readability and a 10 mg minimum load, and a precision analytical balance at 310 g capacity. Readability, not capacity, is the specification that determines what work the balance can do.
Two further checks before ordering. Ask whether a draught shield is fitted — at 0.1 mg readability it is not optional, and it is not stated in these listings. Ask about calibration: whether the balance is internally or externally calibrated, and whether a calibration weight and certificate are supplied. For labs whose results are audited, the certificate matters as much as the instrument.
What should you check on glassware and separation apparatus?
Confirm the glass type, the capacity and the joint size. Where material is published in this range it is given as borosilicate 3.3, which is the standard specification for heat-resistant laboratory glassware. Capacities are published for some items — a 500 ml distillation flask, a 500 ml Kipps apparatus, a 180 mm desiccator — and omitted for others.
Joint sizes are not published on any item in this section. For distillation and separation work that is the specification that determines whether pieces fit together, so request it explicitly and confirm it matches any glassware you already own. If you are ordering a distillation set rather than individual pieces, ask for the full component list on the quotation.
What are the published specifications in the General Lab Equipment section?
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Product |
Code |
Published specification |
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Flask, round bottom |
EL-GLE-13147 |
Ring-neck boiling flask; tooled for uniform stopper fit |
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Burette stand |
EL-GLE-13148 |
Heavy-duty; support clamp included |
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Thistle funnel |
EL-GLE-13149 |
Heavy-wall |
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Analytical balance (digital) |
EL-GLE-13150 |
Capacity 220 g; minimum load 10 mg; readability 0.1 mg |
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Wall room thermometer |
EL-GLE-13151 |
Wooden-effect backing; serif scale markings (no temperature range or accuracy published — see notes) |
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Desiccator (180 mm) |
EL-GLE-13152 |
180 mm; porcelain desiccator plate included |
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Precision analytical balance |
EL-GLE-13153 |
Capacity 310 g (readability not published) |
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Spatula |
EL-GLE-13154 |
Stainless steel; spoon end and flat end |
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Electricians knife |
EL-GLE-13156 |
Stainless steel; plastic handle; wire-stripping notches at blade base |
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Distillation flask |
EL-GLE-13157 |
500 ml; for micro-chemical applications |
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Distillation apparatus |
EL-GLE-13158 |
Water supply 1 L/min; supply pressure 0.3–7.0 bar |
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pH meter |
EL-GLE-13159 |
0–14.00 pH; automatic temperature compensation; auto-calibration at pH 4, 7, 10 |
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Kipps apparatus (complete set) |
EL-GLE-13160 |
500 ml; heat resistant |
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Separating funnel |
EL-GLE-13161 |
Borosilicate glass 3.3 |
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Conical flask |
EL-GLE-13162 |
Borosilicate glass |
Specifications are reproduced from the listings on this site. Anything not shown — joint sizes, tolerances, accuracy class, dimensions — is available on request.
What should your specification cover?
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Criterion |
What to check |
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Readability and capacity |
For balances, readability first; capacity second |
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Calibration |
Internal or external, and whether a weight and certificate are supplied |
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Draught shield |
For any balance at 0.1 mg readability — not stated in these listings |
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Glass type |
Borosilicate 3.3 versus soda glass, per item |
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Joint sizes |
Not published on this range; request before ordering any jointed glassware |
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Capacity |
Per item, in ml or mm, on the quotation rather than from category copy |
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Set contents |
For apparatus sold as complete sets, the itemised component list |
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Accuracy and range |
For thermometers and meters — range, division and accuracy class |
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Quantity basis |
Per workstation or per lab; state which when enquiring |
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Export terms |
Incoterm, packing standard, port of loading and lead time, in writing |
Who is this range for?
School, university, TVET, research and industry buyers, per Jlab Exports stated audience. In practice the enquiries are laboratory fit-outs and session restocks — a science block being equipped, a department replacing consumable glassware, or an institution buying against a tender specification.
State which of the four sections you need and the number of workstations. A fit-out quotation built from the general section plus the relevant discipline section is faster to price and easier to compare against a tender schedule than a mixed list assembled item by item.
Documentation and compliance
Jlab Export trades as Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt. Ltd., Hargolal Road, Ambala, Haryana, India. Request the current certificate for any standard or accreditation against the specific model at quotation stage. Certifications stated elsewhere on this website are manufacturer-stated and should be verified against documentation before being cited in a tender submission.
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Frequently asked questions
How is Jlab Exports laboratory equipment range organised?
Into four sections: General Lab Equipment for items shared across every bench, plus Biology Lab, Physics Lab and Chemistry Lab for discipline-specific apparatus. Most fit-out enquiries combine the general section with one or two discipline sections, so state which laboratories you are equipping and the quantities per workstation when you enquire.
What balances are available and what do they measure?
Two are published in the general section: a digital analytical balance with 220 g capacity, 0.1 mg readability and a 10 mg minimum load, and a precision analytical balance with 310 g capacity. Readability is not published for the precision model — request it, along with calibration arrangements and whether a draught shield is fitted, before ordering either.
What glass is the laboratory glassware made from?
Where material is published in this range it is borosilicate 3.3, the standard specification for heat-resistant laboratory glassware. It is not stated on every listing. Ask for the glass type per item on your quotation, and request joint sizes separately — these are not published on this range and they determine whether distillation and separation pieces fit together.
Can I order online, or is this quotation-based?
Quotation-based. Send your item list, quantities per workstation and destination country, and a scoped quotation with specifications and export terms is issued against it. There is no checkout on this category.
What is published about the pH meter?
It is published with a 0–14.00 pH range, automatic temperature compensation, and auto-calibration at pH 4, 7 and 10. Accuracy, resolution, electrode type and whether buffer solutions are supplied are not published — request all four before ordering, particularly if the meter will be used for assessed or reported measurements.
What documentation comes with an order?
Product codes, the published specifications shown above, a packing list and standard export documentation per shipment. Any certification, standard or accreditation you intend to cite in a tender should be requested as a current certificate against the specific model — website copy is not a substitute for a certificate.
Request a quote
Send your section, item list, quantity per workstation and destination country, and we will return a scoped quotation with specifications and export terms.
