Best Place to Buy Laboratory Glassware in Gurugram and Delhi NCR — Complete 2026 Guide

Best Place to Buy Laboratory Glassware in Gurugram and Delhi NCR — Complete 2026 Guide

By Bharat Science Model Centre | bharatedumart.com | Updated May 2026

Laboratory glassware is the backbone of every chemistry, biology, and physics lab. Whether you are a Class 11 student setting up for your first chemistry practical, a college lab technician restocking after a semester, a research scientist needing precision volumetric ware, or an industrial QC manager sourcing bulk glassware — finding a reliable laboratory glassware supplier in Gurugram who stocks genuine, quality products at fair prices is essential.

Bharat Science Model Centre, located in Sector 7, Old Gurugram, has been supplying laboratory glassware, chemicals, and science equipment to schools, colleges, research labs, and industries across Gurugram, Delhi, Faridabad, and Noida since 1988. We stock genuine branded glassware from Borosil, Riviera, and other trusted manufacturers in all sizes and specifications.

Why Glassware Quality Matters in the Lab

Cheap, unbranded glassware from unknown sources can cause serious problems:

• Inaccurate measurements — substandard volumetric glassware with incorrect graduation markings will give wrong results in every titration
• Thermal cracking — low-quality glass breaks easily when heated, causing accidents and chemical spills
• Chemical attack — ordinary glass reacts with strong acids, alkalis, and solvents
• Contamination — poor quality glass leaches impurities into your reagents
• Safety hazards — glassware that cracks or shatters unexpectedly is a serious injury risk

Borosilicate Glass vs Ordinary Glass

All quality laboratory glassware is made from borosilicate glass — a special glass containing boron trioxide:

• High thermal resistance — withstands temperatures up to 500°C without cracking
• Low thermal expansion — does not crack when moved from a flame to a bench
• Chemical resistance — resists attack by most acids, alkalis, and organic solvents
• Optical clarity — perfectly transparent for accurate volume reading
• Mechanical strength — stronger than ordinary glass for the same wall thickness

Complete Guide to Laboratory Glassware Types

Measuring and Volumetric Glassware

1. Beakers

The most universally used piece of laboratory glassware. A cylindrical container with a flat bottom, a small spout for pouring, and graduation markings on the side.

Available sizes: 50ml, 100ml, 150ml, 250ml, 400ml, 500ml, 600ml, 1000ml, 2000ml, 5000ml

Common uses: Dissolving chemicals, heating solutions, collecting filtrates, holding reagents

Key tip: Beaker markings are approximate (plus or minus 5%). For accurate volume measurement, use a volumetric flask or graduated cylinder.

2. Conical Flask (Erlenmeyer Flask)

A cone-shaped flask with a flat bottom and a narrow neck. The narrow neck minimises evaporation and prevents splashing during swirling — ideal for titrations.

Available sizes: 50ml, 100ml, 150ml, 250ml, 500ml, 1000ml, 2000ml

Common uses: Titrations, chemical reactions, growing bacterial cultures, storing solutions

3. Round Bottom Flask (RBF)

A spherical flask with a round bottom. The round shape distributes heat evenly — preferred for distillation and reflux reactions.

Available sizes: 50ml, 100ml, 250ml, 500ml, 1000ml, 2000ml

Common uses: Distillation, reflux reactions, rotary evaporation, steam distillation

4. Volumetric Flask

A precision flask with a single graduation mark indicating an exact volume. Used exclusively for preparing solutions of precise, known concentration.

Available sizes: 10ml, 25ml, 50ml, 100ml, 200ml, 250ml, 500ml, 1000ml, 2000ml

Accuracy class: Class A (highest precision) and Class B (general lab use)

Key tip: Never heat a volumetric flask — heat destroys its accuracy permanently.

5. Measuring Cylinder (Graduated Cylinder)

A tall, narrow cylinder with graduation markings for measuring liquid volumes. More accurate than a beaker but less accurate than a volumetric flask.

Available sizes: 5ml, 10ml, 25ml, 50ml, 100ml, 250ml, 500ml, 1000ml, 2000ml

6. Burette

A long, graduated glass tube with a stopcock at the bottom. The most precise dispensing instrument in a titration setup.

Available sizes: 10ml (micro), 25ml, 50ml (most common), 100ml

• PTFE stopcock burette — modern, preferred for all reagents including NaOH
• Glass stopcock burette — traditional, must be greased

Accuracy: Class A burette accuracy plus or minus 0.05ml

Common uses: Acid-base titrations, redox titrations, complexometric titrations

7. Pipette

A narrow glass tube for transferring precise volumes of liquid.

• Volumetric pipette — single graduation mark, most accurate type
• Graduated pipette (Mohr pipette) — delivers variable volumes
• Pasteur pipette — thin-walled glass dropper for small volumes

8. Test Tube

The most iconic piece of laboratory glassware. Used for small-scale reactions, heating small samples, and mixing chemicals.

Available sizes: 10x75mm, 13x100mm, 16x150mm, 18x150mm, 25x150mm, 25x200mm

9. Watch Glass

A shallow, circular concave glass dish. Used for evaporation, covering beakers, weighing solids, and observing reactions.

Available sizes: 50mm, 60mm, 75mm, 90mm, 100mm, 120mm, 150mm

Separation and Filtration Glassware

10. Separating Funnel (Separatory Funnel)

A pear-shaped funnel with a stopcock at the bottom. Used for separating two immiscible liquids based on density difference.

Available sizes: 50ml, 100ml, 250ml, 500ml, 1000ml

Common uses: Solvent extraction, liquid-liquid extraction, purifying compounds

11. Buchner Funnel

A porcelain or glass funnel with a perforated plate. Used with a vacuum pump for rapid vacuum filtration.

Common uses: Vacuum filtration, collecting precipitates, washing crystalline products

12. Funnel (Plain Glass Funnel)

A simple conical funnel used for pouring liquids into narrow-mouthed containers and for gravity filtration.

Available sizes: 35mm, 50mm, 65mm, 75mm, 90mm, 100mm, 150mm

Distillation and Reflux Glassware

13. Liebig Condenser

A straight glass condenser with a water jacket. The most commonly used condenser for distillation.

Available lengths: 200mm, 300mm, 400mm, 500mm

14. Graham Condenser (Coil Condenser)

A condenser with a coiled inner tube inside a water jacket. Better for cooling difficult vapours and reflux reactions.

15. Distillation Flask

A round bottom flask with a side arm for distillation. The side arm directs vapour into the condenser.

Storage and Reagent Glassware

16. Reagent Bottle (Narrow Mouth)

A cylindrical bottle with a ground glass or plastic stopper for storing liquid chemicals. Available in amber glass for light-sensitive reagents.

Available sizes: 30ml, 60ml, 125ml, 250ml, 500ml, 1000ml, 2500ml

17. Wide Mouth Bottle (Winchester Bottle)

A wide-mouthed storage bottle for storing solid chemicals and powders.

Available sizes: 250ml, 500ml, 1000ml, 2500ml

18. Petri Dish

A shallow, flat-bottomed circular glass dish with a slightly larger lid. The standard container for growing bacterial and fungal cultures in microbiology labs.

Available sizes: 50mm, 60mm, 75mm, 90mm (most common), 100mm, 150mm

19. Desiccator

A sealed glass vessel containing a desiccant that absorbs moisture. Used for cooling hot crucibles and storing moisture-sensitive chemicals.

Speciality Glassware

20. Kjeldahl Flask

A long-necked, pear-shaped flask used specifically for the Kjeldahl nitrogen determination method.

21. Soxhlet Extractor

A glassware assembly used for continuous solvent extraction of solid materials. Widely used in environmental analysis, food chemistry, and pharmaceutical research.

22. Kipp's Apparatus

A specialised glass apparatus for generating gases on demand — most commonly hydrogen sulphide and carbon dioxide — without heating.

23. Specific Gravity Bottle (Pycnometer)

A precision bottle of exact known volume used for measuring the density and specific gravity of liquids and solids.

Glassware Brands We Stock in Gurugram

Borosil — Mumbai (India's Most Trusted Lab Glassware Brand)

Borosil is India's leading manufacturer of laboratory glassware, established in 1962. Borosil glassware is the default choice for Indian schools, colleges, and research labs.

Why Borosil is trusted:

• India's most widely used laboratory glassware brand
• Class A and Class B volumetric accuracy
• Manufactured to ISO, ASTM, and DIN standards
• Accepted by all Indian universities and examination boards

Riviera (Riviera Glass)

A reliable Indian manufacturer of laboratory glassware offering a complete range of borosilicate glass products at competitive pricing. Popular in college labs as a cost-effective alternative to Borosil.

Glassware Prices in Gurugram — 2026

• Beaker (Borosil) 250ml: Rs. 80–Rs. 120
• Conical Flask (Borosil) 250ml: Rs. 90–Rs. 140
• Volumetric Flask (Borosil) 100ml: Rs. 150–Rs. 250
• Burette with PTFE stopcock 50ml: Rs. 350–Rs. 600
• Volumetric Pipette 25ml: Rs. 80–Rs. 150
• Measuring Cylinder 100ml: Rs. 80–Rs. 130
• Round Bottom Flask 250ml: Rs. 100–Rs. 180
• Separating Funnel 250ml: Rs. 200–Rs. 400
• Test Tubes (pack of 10) 18x150mm: Rs. 80–Rs. 150
• Petri Dish 90mm: Rs. 60–Rs. 100
• Reagent Bottle 500ml: Rs. 100–Rs. 180
• Condenser (Liebig) 300mm: Rs. 300–Rs. 500

Prices vary by brand and quantity. Bulk institutional pricing available. Call 099998 99973 for a quote.

Who We Supply Glassware To

• CBSE and ICSE Schools (Class 9–12): Complete chemistry and biology lab glassware sets aligned to NCERT curriculum
• Degree Colleges: B.Sc Chemistry, B.Sc Biology, B.Pharma lab glassware in bulk
• Engineering Colleges: B.Tech chemistry, environmental science, and materials lab glassware
• Medical Colleges: Microbiology, biochemistry, pathology glassware
• Research Institutions: Precision volumetric ware, speciality glassware
• Pharmaceutical Industry: GMP-compliant glassware with batch documentation
• Industrial Labs: QC and testing lab glassware in bulk

How to Reach Bharat Science Model Centre, Gurugram

Address: Plot No. 389/9, Near Harish Bakery, Old Shivpuri Road, Sector 7, Gurugram, Haryana — 122001

Phone: 099998 99973 | 098105 72634

Email: edusupermart@gmail.com

Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday — 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Where can I buy Borosil glassware in Gurugram?

A: Bharat Science Model Centre in Sector 7, Old Gurugram stocks genuine Borosil laboratory glassware in all types and sizes. Call 099998 99973 to check availability.

Q: What is the price of a Borosil beaker in Gurgaon?

A: Borosil beakers start from Rs. 80 for a 250ml size at Bharat Science Model Centre. Call 099998 99973 for current pricing and bulk rates.

Q: Do you supply laboratory glassware to schools in bulk?

A: Yes. We supply complete chemistry and biology lab glassware sets to CBSE and ICSE schools across Gurugram and Delhi NCR at institutional pricing.

Q: What is the difference between Class A and Class B glassware?

A: Class A glassware meets the highest accuracy tolerances and is used for precise quantitative analysis. Class B has wider tolerances and is suitable for general lab work and teaching labs. We stock both.

Q: Do you stock speciality glassware like Soxhlet extractors and Kipp's apparatus?

A: Yes. We stock a wide range of speciality glassware at Sector 7, Gurugram. Call 099998 99973 to confirm availability of specific items.

Q: Can you supply glassware to research labs in Delhi NCR?

A: Yes. We supply laboratory glassware across Gurugram, Delhi, Faridabad, and Noida. Call us for bulk pricing and delivery options.

Conclusion

From a simple beaker to a precision Class A volumetric flask, from a basic test tube to a complete Soxhlet extractor — Bharat Science Model Centre in Sector 7, Gurugram is your complete one-stop destination for laboratory glassware in Gurugram and Delhi NCR.

With genuine Borosil and Riviera glassware, 35+ years of experience, competitive institutional pricing, and expert guidance — we are the most trusted lab glassware supplier in Gurgaon for schools, colleges, research labs, and industries.

Visit us at Sector 7, Old Gurugram or call 099998 99973. Open daily 9am–3pm and 5pm–9pm.