BRUSHES

Reference 10ESCO0001

For cleaning labware.

Ref.	Description	Dimensions (MM)
Ref.: 10ESCO0001	Description: Cleaning 10 L., Bottles	Dimensions (MM): 630 x 130 x 100
Ref.: 10ESCO0002	Description: Cleaning 5 L., Bottles	Dimensions (MM): 530 x 120 x 95
Ref.: 10ESCO0003	Description: Cleaning 2 L., Flasks	Dimensions (MM): 500 x 100 x 70
Ref.: 10ESCO0004	Description: Cleaning 1 L., Flasks	Dimensions (MM): 370 x 100 x 70
Ref.: 10ESCO0005	Description: Cleaning 0.5 L, Bottles	Dimensions (MM): 300 x 90 x 60
Ref.: 10ESCO0006	Description: Cleaning cylinders 36 cm	Dimensions (MM): 360 x 100 x 45
Ref.: 10ESCO0007	Description: Cleaning burettes 70 cm	Dimensions (MM): 670 x 85 x 23
Ref.: 10ESCO0008	Description: Cleaning little bottles	Dimensions (MM): 240 x 65 x 50
Ref.: 10ESCO0009	Description: Cleaning cylinders cte.	Dimensions (MM): 270 x 95 x 35
Ref.: 10ESCO0010	Description: Cleaning test tube	Dimensions (MM): 230 x 85 x 25
Ref.: 10ESCO0011	Description: Cleaning medium tubes	Dimensions (MM): 220 x 75 x 20
Ref.: 10ESCO0012	Description: Cleaning big hemolysis tubes	Dimensions (MM): 220 x 75 x 15
Ref.: 10ESCO0013	Description: Cleaning small hemolysis tubes	Dimensions (MM): 210 x 60 x 10
Ref.: 10ESCO0014	Description: Cleaning pipettes 45 cm	Dimensions (MM): 500 x 85 x 7

Laboratory brushes and squeegees are essential tools for keeping glassware clean and in optimal condition. They are essential to ensure that experiments are conducted in an environment free of contaminants and debris.

Types of laboratory brushes

Nylon brushes: durable and flexible, ideal for general cleaning.
Animal hair brushes: soft and suitable for delicate glass.
Synthetic brushes: resistant to chemicals, perfect for intensive cleaning

Characteristics of laboratoratory brushes

Handle material: usually made of metal wire (aluminium or copper), which allows the bristles to be held firmly.
Chemical resistance: designed to withstand acids and corrosive chemicals.
Variety of sizes: adaptable to different diameters and lengths, covering all cleaning needs in the laboratory.

Uses and applications of laboratory brushes

Brushes are mainly used to clean test tubes, flasks, burettes, pipettes and flasks. They are indispensable for keeping glassware free of residues and contaminants, ensuring precision in experiments.

Tips for use

Proper selection: choose the type of brush according to the type of glass and the nature of the cleaning.

Maintenance: wash the brushes after each use and check the integrity of the bristles regularly.

Specific types of brushes

Brushes for test tubes: long and narrow to reach the bottom of the tubes.
Burette and pipette brushes: thin and flexible for cleaning long, narrow instruments.
Brushes for flasks and matrices: larger and with sturdy bristles for larger surfaces.

Laboratory brushes are vital tools for maintaining the hygiene and functionality of glassware in any laboratory. Their variety in materials and sizes allows them to adapt to different cleaning needs, ensuring accurate and reliable results in experiments.

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