Brush, Bottle

The beaker cleaning brush is a type of cleaning brush that is specifically designed for cleaning the interior of beakers and other laboratory glassware. It is extensively used in scientific laboratories, educational institutions, and industrial environments where beakers must be thoroughly cleaned. The brush has a wood handle that gives a comfortable and ergonomic grip while in use. Overall length 325mm, head 150 x 75mm.  

The brush is intended for cleaning and scouring the interior of round bottom flasks up to 100mm in diameter. It has nylon bristles that effectively remove residues and debris from the surface of the flask without scratching or harming it. The bristles are secured to a twisted handle composed of galvanised iron (G.I.) wire, which provides durability and flexibility when cleaning. The brush's overall length is 330mm, allowing it to easily reach the bottom and sides of the flask. This brush is perfect for laboratory or industrial applications that often employ round bottom flasks and require thorough cleaning.

The Beaker Cleaning Brush is a type of cleaning brush that is specifically designed for cleaning the interior of beakers and other scientific glassware. It is extensively used in scientific laboratories, educational institutions, and industrial environments where beakers must be thoroughly cleaned. This cleaning brush's bristles are constructed of strong nylon, on stainless steel wire. Nylon brushes remove stubborn stains and residue from the internal surface of beakers without scratching or harming the glass. Head 150 x 85mm, overall length 400mm.

The Pipette Cleaning Brush is a specialised cleaning tool for pipettes and tubes with sizes ranging from 8 mm to 12 mm. The brush has Nylon bristles attached on twisted G.I. wire, which provides tenderness as well as durability. Its 125 x 10 mm head size and overall length of 650 mm enable for easy access and thorough cleaning of difficult-to-reach locations. This necessary lab accessory ensures thorough cleaning without inflicting any damage to the delicate surfaces of the pipettes and tubes, so preserving their accuracy and performance.