Laboratory Guides & Technical Notes

Technical notes on specifying laboratory glassware and reagents, from the team that supplies laboratories across Indonesia.

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Practical guidance for laboratory procurement

Written for the people who actually specify and order laboratory glassware: procurement officers, QC analysts and lab managers. Every figure quoted comes from a published standard or from our own catalogue data.

Laboratory Glassware Accuracy Classes: Class A, AS and B Explained
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Selection Guides · May 1, 2026

Laboratory Glassware Accuracy Classes: Class A, AS and B Explained

Class A, AS and B compared across flasks, burettes, pipettes and cylinders — with the real GLASSCO tolerance figures, and why the same class means five times the error on a cylinder.
Borosilicate 3.3 vs Soda-Lime Glass: What Boro 3.3 Buys You
Glassware and Materials · April 15, 2026

Borosilicate 3.3 vs Soda-Lime Glass: What Boro 3.3 Buys You

Borosilicate expands a third as much as soda-lime, which is why it survives a hotplate and an autoclave. What it resists, what still destroys it, and when plastic is the better answer.
Buying Laboratory Glassware and Reagents in Indonesia
Procurement · April 1, 2026

Buying Laboratory Glassware and Reagents in Indonesia

The six fields that make a glassware request unambiguous and the six that do it for reagents — plus who PT Praglas Raya is, what the catalogue covers, and how to get a quote.

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