Light Box and Optical Set (Product Code: SCI-1489/028) is a ray-box optics kit used to carry out reflection, refraction and colour-mixing experiments in school and college physics laboratories. A matt black light box with a 20 W halogen lamp produces parallel, convergent or divergent beams, and the set adds Perspex prisms and lenses, curved and plane mirrors, slit plates, eight colour filters and eight coloured cards. It is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), an OEM manufacturer, at its own factory in Ambala, India.

Specifications

Optical accessories included:

• Perspex blocks (prisms): one rectangular, one semi-circular, one triangular prism 60° x 60° x 60°, one triangular prism 90° x 60° x 30°, one triangular prism 90° x 45° x 45°
• Cylindrical Perspex lenses: one double concave and one double convex (both with the same radius of curvature), plus one thick double convex
• Mirrors: one curved metallised plastic (parabolic), one curved metallised plastic (semi-circular), one plane glass mirror mounted on a stand
• Black plastic slit plates: one with three narrow slits and one narrow slit; one with four narrow slits and one wide slit
• Set of eight colour filters: primary red, primary green, primary blue, cyan, violet, yellow, orange and magenta
• Set of eight coloured cards: red, green, blue, violet, orange, cyan, yellow and pink

What Is a Light Box and Optical Set Used For?

With one light box and this accessory set, a class can work through much of a ray optics course at the bench. Narrow rays from the slit plates show the laws of reflection on the plane and curved mirrors, refraction and total internal reflection in the semi-circular and triangular blocks, and dispersion or deviation by the prisms. The paired concave and convex lenses of equal curvature make it easy to compare converging and diverging behaviour.

For colour work, the triple aperture end sends three beams through the primary filters, and the hinged mirrors steer them onto one spot to build secondary colours and white light. Shining filtered light on the coloured cards then shows why objects look different under different lights. As an optics experiment kit for schools, it works well in a darkened room on a sheet of white paper.

What to Specify When Ordering

• The number of complete sets, typically one per student group or one for teacher demonstration.
• Whether you need extra slit plates or prisms for additional groups.
• Soft drawing boards or pins if students will trace rays on paper.
• Your mains supply details, so we can confirm the lamp connection with the quotation.

OEM Manufacturer

The Light Box and Optical Set is an original ScienceLab product made by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, the OEM behind the ScienceLab name. The box and its accessory set are produced at the company's licensed factory at Saha, Ambala, Haryana, and supplied factory-direct to schools, colleges, dealers and importers. When a prism, lens or filter needs replacing, ask the manufacturer directly rather than searching for a matching part elsewhere. About the company.

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These items complement the Light Box and Optical Set in an optics lab:

• Soft Drawing Boards — a pinnable surface for recording ray diagrams.
• Raybox Slit Plates — additional slit plates for different ray patterns.
• Prism – Acrylic, Set of 7 — more acrylic shapes for refraction work.
• Newton's Colour Disc — a spinning-disc demonstration of colour mixing.
• Optical Bench Kit — the next step for lens and focal-length measurements.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What lamp does the Light Box and Optical Set use?
The Light Box and Optical Set uses a 20 W halogen lamp inside a robust matt black box, supplied with 0.75 m of twin flex. A cylindrical convex lens in a sliding mount lets you switch between parallel, convergent and divergent beams.

Which prisms and lenses are included in the Light Box and Optical Set?
The Light Box and Optical Set includes rectangular and semi-circular Perspex blocks, three triangular prisms (60°-60°-60°, 90°-60°-30° and 90°-45°-45°), a double concave and a double convex cylindrical lens of equal curvature, and a thick double convex lens.

Can the Light Box and Optical Set demonstrate colour mixing?
Yes, the Light Box and Optical Set has a triple aperture end with adjustable hinged mirrors on the side apertures. With the eight colour filters, including primary red, green and blue, students overlap beams to mix colours and study them on eight coloured cards.

How are slit plates and filters fitted to the Light Box and Optical Set?
Every aperture of the Light Box and Optical Set has vertical channels that hold slit plates and/or colour filters. The set includes two black plastic slit plates, one with three narrow slits and one narrow slit, the other with four narrow slits and one wide slit.

Which mirrors come with the Light Box and Optical Set?
The Light Box and Optical Set includes three mirrors: a curved metallised plastic parabolic mirror, a curved metallised plastic semi-circular mirror and a plane glass mirror mounted on a stand. Together they cover plane and curved reflection experiments.

Who manufactures the Light Box and Optical Set?
The Light Box and Optical Set is manufactured by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), the OEM, at its own licensed factory in Ambala, Haryana, India. Quotations for India and international markets are issued by the manufacturer directly.

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Last updated: 24 September 2026

Drilling Machine (Product Code: SCI-1496/029) is a 690–710 W, two-speed electric impact drill used to bore holes and drive screws in plastic, wood, metal and masonry in school workshops, technical institutes and laboratory maintenance work. Its variable-speed, reversible (var/rev) action lets one tool handle both drilling and fastening jobs. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India, for institutions that want a power drill on the same order as their lab equipment.

Specifications

What Is a Drilling Machine Used For?

In an educational setting this drill does double duty. Workshop and vocational students use it to learn safe hole-making in timber, sheet metal and plastics, while lab technicians rely on it for installation and lab equipment maintenance jobs such as fixing shelves, mounting stands or running cable through walls. The impact action helps when drilling into brick or concrete, and the reverse setting backs screws out as easily as it drives them in.

Choose a bit made for the material, clamp small workpieces rather than holding them by hand, and start at low speed before increasing. Switch impact mode off for wood, metal and plastic, and always wear safety goggles because chips and dust fly from the cutting edge.

What to Specify When Ordering

• The number of drills required for your workshop or maintenance team.
• Drill bits and screwdriver bits needed, since these are not listed with the machine.
• Your mains supply and plug requirements, so we can confirm a suitable model.
• Protective items such as safety goggles for users.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which trades as ScienceLab, supplies this impact drill as part of its equipment range for schools, colleges and technical institutes. It is sourced for institutions that prefer to buy workshop tools on the same order as their laboratory apparatus, which keeps procurement and paperwork simple. For availability and current model details, please ask us. Read about ScienceLab.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Tools and safety items often ordered with the Drilling Machine:

• Safety Goggles — eye protection from chips and dust while drilling.
• Tool Kit — hand tools for finishing and assembly after drilling.
• Tool Bag — keeps the drill and accessories together between jobs.
• Radial Drill Machine — a floor-standing option for heavy workshop drilling.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What materials can the Drilling Machine drill?
The Drilling Machine is suitable for drilling plastic, wood, metal and masonry. It makes holes of different sizes in solid materials such as wood, steel and concrete, provided the correct bit for each material is fitted and used at a suitable speed.

What is the power rating of the Drilling Machine?
The Drilling Machine is rated at 690–710 W. It is an impact drill with two speeds and a variable-speed, reversible (var/rev) action, giving enough control for small pilot holes as well as larger holes in harder materials.

Can the Drilling Machine be used as a screwdriver?
Yes, the Drilling Machine is intended for screwing and fastening as well as drilling. Its variable speed and reverse setting let users drive screws in slowly and remove them again, once a suitable screwdriver bit is fitted in the chuck.

Are drill bits included with the Drilling Machine?
Drill bits are not listed with the Drilling Machine. Tell us the materials and hole sizes you work with when you enquire, and we will advise on accessories that can be quoted together with the drill.

Who supplies the Drilling Machine?
The Drilling Machine is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India. The company sources it for schools, colleges, technical institutes and dealers who want workshop tools on the same order as their lab equipment.

What should a Drilling Machine enquiry include?
A Drilling Machine enquiry should state the quantity, your mains supply and plug type, any bits or safety items needed, and the delivery location. ScienceLab supplies institutions and dealers across India and international markets.

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Last updated: 24 September 2026

Kaleidoscope seven colours (Product Code: SCI-1499/030) is an optical demonstration device used to show how the seven colours of the spectrum combine, and how reflection and refraction create symmetrical patterns, in primary and secondary science classrooms. It pairs a tube kaleidoscope filled with small coloured glass pieces with a motor that spins a disc painted in the seven spectral colours. It is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), an OEM manufacturer, at its own factory in Ambala, India.

Key Details

What Is a Seven-Colour Kaleidoscope Used For?

Young learners meet two big ideas about light with this one device. Looking through the tube, they see the coloured glass pieces multiplied into repeating, symmetrical patterns by reflection, which opens a discussion about mirrors and angles. Then, when the motor spins the seven-colour disc fast enough, the separate bands blur together and the disc appears close to white, echoing Newton's discovery that white light is a mixture of the spectrum colours.

Let each pupil rotate the tube slowly and describe the changing patterns before running the disc for the whole group. Asking the class to name the seven colours in order before the disc spins, and then predicting what they will see, turns the demonstration into a short optics experiment kit activity for school science corners and early-years STEM lessons.

OEM Manufacturer

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, the company that trades as ScienceLab, is the OEM of this seven-colour kaleidoscope and makes it at its own licensed factory in Saha, Ambala, Haryana. For institutional and tender buyers who need vendor registration details, the company's GSTIN is 06AAECJ8618A1ZT and its Legal Entity Identifier is LEI 3358004HRD1JIVXKYX49. Schools, science centres, dealers and importers are quoted directly by the manufacturer. Company profile.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Other light and colour apparatus that pairs well with the Kaleidoscope seven colours:

• Newton's Colour Disc — a dedicated colour disc for recombining the spectrum.
• Optical Device for Color Demonstration Color Disk — another colour-disc demonstration for the same lesson.
• Prism — splits white light into the spectrum that the disc recombines.
• Kaleidoscope — a simple kaleidoscope for individual pupils.
• Light Box and Optical Set — for colour mixing with filters in older classes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Kaleidoscope seven colours demonstrate?
The Kaleidoscope seven colours demonstrates the mixture of the seven colours of the spectrum using a motor-driven colour disc. Its tube kaleidoscope also shows how reflection and refraction of light from small coloured glass pieces produce symmetrical patterns.

How does the colour disc on the Kaleidoscope seven colours work?
On the Kaleidoscope seven colours, a motor rotates a disc painted with the seven spectrum colours. At speed, the eye cannot separate the bands, so the colours blend and the disc looks pale, showing that white light is made of many colours.

What is inside the tube of the Kaleidoscope seven colours?
The tube of the Kaleidoscope seven colours contains numerous small coloured glass pieces. As the tube is turned, light reflecting and refracting from these pieces forms constantly changing symmetrical patterns for students to observe and describe.

How is the motor of the Kaleidoscope seven colours powered?
The power source for the motor of the Kaleidoscope seven colours is not stated in this listing. Please ask us through the contact page before ordering, and we will confirm the power arrangement along with your quotation.

Who manufactures the Kaleidoscope seven colours?
The Kaleidoscope seven colours is manufactured by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), the OEM, at its own licensed factory in Ambala, Haryana, India. Quotations for schools and dealers come straight from the manufacturer.

Can the Kaleidoscope seven colours be ordered for several classrooms?
Yes, the Kaleidoscope seven colours can be quoted in quantity for schools, science centres, tenders and dealers in India and international markets. Share the number of units and your delivery location to receive a quotation.

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Last updated: 24 September 2026

Bacillus Megaterium (Product Code: SCI-2401/031) is a freeze-dried bacterial culture used to teach practical microbiology techniques in college and school laboratories. Supplied as freeze-dried cells for student use, it suits applied microbiology exercises such as reviving a culture, streak plating and staining a large, rod-shaped bacterium that is easy to see under the microscope. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India, for bacteria culture experiments in teaching labs.

Key Details

What Is Bacillus Megaterium Used For?

Bacillus megaterium is a favourite teaching organism because its cells are unusually large for a bacterium, so students can see cell shape and arrangement clearly with an ordinary light microscope. It is widely used to practise the Gram stain, where it appears Gram-positive, and endospore staining, since it forms spores. Growing it on agar plates also lets classes study colony appearance and the aseptic technique needed to keep cultures pure.

A freeze-dried culture is first rehydrated in a small volume of sterile broth, then streaked onto a suitable medium and incubated before use. Work near a flame or in a clean cabinet, follow your institution's biosafety rules, and autoclave all cultures and used plates before disposal. It fits naturally into a microbiology kit for school and college practical courses.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, trading as ScienceLab, supplies this Bacillus megaterium culture to teaching laboratories alongside the plates, burners and incubators they need to use it. The company sources biological cultures for educational buyers and can combine them with lab apparatus on a single quotation. Please ask about current batch details and delivery arrangements before placing an order. About ScienceLab.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Items needed to revive, grow and dispose of the Bacillus Megaterium culture:

• Petri Dish (Complete) — plates for streaking and growing colonies.
• Bunsen Burner — provides a sterile working zone for aseptic transfers.
• Laboratory Incubator With Visibility Door — keeps plates at a steady growth temperature.
• Biological Microscope — for examining stained cells and spores.
• Bio Hazard Bags — for autoclaving and disposing of used cultures and plates.

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Frequently Asked Questions

In what form is Bacillus Megaterium supplied?
Bacillus Megaterium is supplied as freeze-dried cells. The dried culture must be rehydrated in sterile broth and grown on a suitable medium before students can use it for plating, staining or microscopy work in the laboratory.

Is Bacillus Megaterium suitable for students?
Yes, this Bacillus Megaterium culture is intended for student use in applied microbiology. It should still be handled with aseptic technique under teacher supervision, following your institution's biosafety rules, with all cultures sterilised before disposal.

What experiments can be done with Bacillus Megaterium?
Bacillus Megaterium is commonly used for Gram staining, endospore staining, streak plating and colony observation. Its large rod-shaped cells make it a clear example for teaching bacterial morphology with a standard light microscope.

What is the shelf life of Bacillus Megaterium?
The shelf life of Bacillus Megaterium depends on the culture batch and its storage conditions. Ask us for the expiry date of the batch you are quoted, and store the freeze-dried culture as advised for that batch until it is revived.

Who supplies Bacillus Megaterium?
Bacillus Megaterium is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India. The company supplies teaching laboratories in India and international markets and can quote the culture together with plates, burners and incubators.

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Last updated: 24 September 2026

Bio Hazard Bags (Product Code: SCI-2605/032) are red, high-density polyethylene autoclave bags used to sterilise and dispose of microbial cultures and disposable petri dishes in microbiology and teaching laboratories. Each 305 mm x 670 mm bag is autoclavable to 121°C (250°F), carries a printed biohazard symbol with precautions in English, Spanish and French, and has an indicator patch that darkens when autoclaved. They are supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Specifications

What Are Bio Hazard Bags Used For?

At the end of every microbiology practical, used agar plates, culture tubes and contaminated disposables have to be made safe before they leave the lab. These bags collect that waste at the bench, go straight into the autoclave, and then carry the sterilised load out for disposal. The indicator patch gives staff a quick visual check that a bag has been through an autoclave cycle, and the printed multilingual warnings tell cleaners and waste handlers what the bag contains.

Fill bags loosely rather than packing them tight, leave the neck open or loosely closed during autoclaving so steam can reach the contents, and stand them in an autoclave basket or tray in case of spills. As part of waste disposal lab planning in India, keep a supply beside each workstation where cultures are handled.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which trades as ScienceLab, supplies these biohazard autoclave bags as a laboratory consumable for colleges, schools and research labs. Buyers can order them on the same quotation as autoclaves, petri dishes and other microbiology items, which keeps restocking simple for lab managers. Ask us about pack quantities and current availability. Our profile.

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Items used with Bio Hazard Bags in a safe waste-handling routine:

• Autoclave Stainless Steel — sterilises the filled bags before disposal.
• Autoclave Basket — holds bags upright inside the chamber and contains spills.
• Hazard Warning Tape: Biohazard — marks waste areas and collection bins.
• Petri Dish, Triple Vent — disposable plates of the kind these bags collect after use.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size are the Bio Hazard Bags?
Bio Hazard Bags measure 305 mm x 670 mm and are red in colour. The size suits benchtop collection of used petri dishes and culture waste, and the bags fit into an autoclave basket for sterilisation before disposal.

Can Bio Hazard Bags be autoclaved?
Yes, Bio Hazard Bags are made of high-density polyethylene and are autoclavable to 121°C (250°F). They are designed for autoclaving and then disposing of cultures and disposable petri dishes, and each bag is intended for single use.

What does the indicator patch on Bio Hazard Bags show?
The indicator patch on Bio Hazard Bags darkens when the bag is autoclaved. It gives lab staff a simple visual sign that the bag has been through an autoclave cycle, helping separate processed waste from bags still waiting for sterilisation.

Which languages are printed on Bio Hazard Bags?
Bio Hazard Bags are printed with the biohazard warning symbol and handling precautions in English, Spanish and French. International hazard symbols are also marked, so anyone handling the bag can recognise the contents and treat them correctly.

Are Bio Hazard Bags leak- and puncture-resistant?
Bio Hazard Bags are described as strong, pliable, leak- and puncture-resistant. Even so, sharp items such as broken glass or needles should go into a rigid sharps container, not directly into the bag, to protect staff during handling.

Who supplies Bio Hazard Bags?
Bio Hazard Bags are supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India. The company supplies laboratories across India and international markets and can quote the bags with autoclaves and other microbiology consumables.

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Last updated: 24 September 2026

Carbol Fuchsin Kinyoun (Product Code: SCI-2709/033) is a laboratory-grade primary stain used for acid-fast staining of bacteria in microbiology teaching and research laboratories. The concentrated solution of phenol and basic fuchsin permeates the lipoid capsule of acid-fast organisms so that they resist decolorisation by acid alcohol and stay red on the slide. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India, for microbiology staining work.

Key Details

What Is Kinyoun Carbol Fuchsin Used For?

Kinyoun carbol fuchsin is the primary stain in the Kinyoun acid-fast method, often called the cold method because the smear is not heated during staining. The phenol helps the fuchsin dye penetrate the waxy, lipid-rich cell walls of acid-fast bacteria. After staining, the slide is decolourised with acid alcohol and counterstained, usually with methylene blue: acid-fast cells hold the red dye while other cells lose it and take up the blue.

In teaching labs it lets students compare acid-fast and non-acid-fast organisms and understand why cell-wall chemistry matters. Because the solution is flammable and toxic, wear gloves and eye protection, work in a well-ventilated area away from flames, and keep the bottle tightly closed. It belongs in any staining kit for microbiology practicals in India alongside Gram-stain reagents.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which trades as ScienceLab, supplies Carbol Fuchsin Kinyoun to microbiology and biology laboratories as a laboratory-grade reagent. It can be quoted together with staining jars, slides, microscopes and safety items, so a college can equip an acid-fast practical through one supplier. Please ask us for pack sizes, batch details and any safety information you need for the chemical. Company profile.

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Items used with Carbol Fuchsin Kinyoun in an acid-fast staining practical:

• Coplin Staining Jar — holds slides upright while they are stained and rinsed.
• Rack Staining Slides Horizontal — supports slides over a sink for flood staining.
• Plain Slides — glass slides for preparing bacterial smears.
• Immersion Oil, 25ml — needed to view stained bacteria under the oil-immersion objective.
• Safety Goggles — eye protection when handling the flammable, toxic stain.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Carbol Fuchsin Kinyoun used for?
Carbol Fuchsin Kinyoun is used as the primary stain in Kinyoun acid-fast staining. It permeates the lipoid capsule of acid-fast organisms so they resist decolorisation by acid alcohol and remain red, while non-acid-fast cells lose the stain.

Does Carbol Fuchsin Kinyoun need heating?
No, the Kinyoun method using Carbol Fuchsin Kinyoun is generally performed without heating the slide, which is why it is called the cold acid-fast method. The concentrated phenol in the solution helps the dye penetrate the cell wall instead.

What grade is Carbol Fuchsin Kinyoun?
Carbol Fuchsin Kinyoun is supplied in laboratory grade, suitable for teaching and routine laboratory staining. It is a concentrated phenol and basic fuchsin solution, so it should be stored and handled as a hazardous chemical.

What safety precautions apply to Carbol Fuchsin Kinyoun?
Carbol Fuchsin Kinyoun is flammable and toxic. Wear gloves and eye protection, avoid skin contact and inhalation, work in a well-ventilated space away from open flames, and store the bottle tightly closed out of reach of students when not in use.

What is the shelf life of Carbol Fuchsin Kinyoun?
The shelf life of Carbol Fuchsin Kinyoun depends on the chemical, its grade and storage conditions. Ask us for the expiry date of the batch you are quoted, and keep the solution tightly closed and away from heat.

Who supplies Carbol Fuchsin Kinyoun?
Carbol Fuchsin Kinyoun is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India. The company supplies laboratories in India and international markets and can combine the stain with slides, staining jars and microscopes in one quotation.

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Last updated: 24 September 2026

Centrifuge Tubes (Product Code: SCI-222/034) are sterile 15 ml polypropylene tubes with seal caps used to hold, spin and store liquid samples in biology, microbiology and chemistry laboratories. The optically clear, radiation-sterilised tubes carry silk-screened exterior volume graduations and a large white frosted area for labelling, and a plug built into each cap makes the closure leak-proof. They are supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Specifications

What Are 15 ml Centrifuge Tubes Used For?

Tubes of this size are the everyday workhorse of a laboratory centrifuge: separating cells or precipitates from a liquid, pelleting bacteria from broth cultures, clarifying extracts and holding samples between steps. The clear polypropylene lets students see the pellet and the liquid level, while the printed graduations give a quick volume reading without a separate measuring cylinder.

Always balance tubes of equal volume opposite each other in the rotor, check that your centrifuge accepts 15 ml tubes, and write sample details on the frosted panel before filling. The sealed cap helps when tubes are shaken, inverted or stored, which makes them a useful stock item for anyone running a laboratory centrifuge in India or abroad.

What to Specify When Ordering

• The quantity of 15 ml tubes required.
• The centrifuge model or rotor you use, so compatibility with 15 ml tubes can be confirmed.
• Whether you also need tube racks or pipettes for filling.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which trades as ScienceLab, supplies these sterile centrifuge tubes as a laboratory consumable for colleges, schools and research groups. For vendor registration, the supplying company is Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited (CIN U29309HR2020PTC087597, GSTIN 06AAECJ8618A1ZT). The tubes can be quoted alongside centrifuges, racks and pipettes on a single order. About ScienceLab.

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Equipment commonly used with Centrifuge Tubes:

• Laboratory Centrifuge — spins the tubes to separate samples.
• Universal Tube Rack — holds tubes upright while filling and labelling.
• Micropipette — transfers measured volumes into and out of the tubes.
• Oak Ridge Centrifuge Tubes — an alternative tube style in our range.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the capacity of these Centrifuge Tubes?
These Centrifuge Tubes have a capacity of 15 ml. They are made of optically clear polypropylene with silk-screened exterior volume graduations, so the liquid level and any pellet at the bottom can be seen and read easily.

Are the Centrifuge Tubes sterile?
Yes, the Centrifuge Tubes are sterile and radiation sterilised. They can also be autoclaved, which is useful when tubes must be sterilised again in the lab or when used tubes containing cultures need to be treated before disposal.

Do the Centrifuge Tubes have leak-proof caps?
The Centrifuge Tubes come with seal caps that have a plug built into the cap, which makes the closure leak-proof. This helps when samples are mixed by inversion, carried between benches or stored before analysis.

What maximum speed can the Centrifuge Tubes withstand?
A maximum speed or RCF rating for the Centrifuge Tubes is not stated in this listing. Please tell us your centrifuge model and the speed you plan to run through our contact page, and we will confirm suitability before you order.

Are the Centrifuge Tubes free from natural rubber?
Yes, the Centrifuge Tubes are free from natural rubber and heavy metal. They are polypropylene tubes with a large white frosted portion for easy writing, so sample names and dates can be marked directly on the tube.

Who supplies the Centrifuge Tubes?
The Centrifuge Tubes are supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India. The company supplies laboratories and dealers in India and international markets and can quote the tubes with centrifuges, racks and pipettes.

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Last updated: 24 September 2026

Chromatography kit (Product Code: SCI-226/035) is a set of apparatus and chemicals used to introduce students to thin layer chromatography in school and college chemistry and biology laboratories. It brings four covered borosilicate glass jars, silica gel TLC plates, two spray guns, indicators, inks, an amino acid set, ninhydrin and a theory-and-practice booklet together, so one purchase equips a complete chromatography kit for school practicals. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Specifications

What Is the Chromatography Kit Used For?

The kit supports the standard TLC practical: spot a mixture on a pencil baseline, stand the plate in a covered jar with a shallow layer of solvent below the spots, let the solvent front climb, then mark the front and calculate Rf values. Classes usually begin with the four coloured inks, compare the four indicators next, and finish with the amino acids, which are colourless until the plate is sprayed with ninhydrin from the spray guns and gently warmed.

Keep each jar covered so the air inside saturates with solvent vapour, and make sure the spots sit above the solvent level. Spray ninhydrin in a fume cupboard or well-ventilated area while wearing gloves, as it stains skin. Because the booklet also explains paper chromatography, adding chromatography paper turns the same jars into a paper chromatography kit for school lessons.

What to Specify When Ordering

• Number of kits: each kit has four jars, so count the working groups per class.
• Extra TLC plates or chromatography paper for repeat runs.
• Your developing solvent, as no solvent is listed among the kit contents.
• Refills of ninhydrin, indicators or amino acids for later terms.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which trades as ScienceLab from Ambala, Haryana, supplies the Chromatography kit to schools, colleges, teacher-training institutes and laboratory dealers in India and international markets. Because the kit combines glassware with chemicals, one enquiry can also cover spare plates, extra jars and refill reagents for the same practical. Company background is on the ScienceLab profile page.

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Items that support chromatography practicals alongside this kit:

• Chromatography Plates, TLC — spare pre-coated plates when the class repeats a separation.
• Chromatography Paper No. 1 — for the paper chromatography exercises described in the booklet.
• Chromatographic Jar — an extra development tank for additional student groups.
• Ninhydrin Sol (Test Of Amino Acids) — a ready solution for further amino acid tests.
• High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) — the instrumental method advanced laboratories move on to.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the Chromatography kit?
The Chromatography kit includes four covered borosilicate glass jars, ready-to-use silica gel TLC plates, two laboratory spray guns, a pack of 10 glass dropping pipettes, four indicators, four inks, a 13-item amino acid set, ninhydrin (5 x 100 ml) and a booklet on paper and thin layer chromatography.

What size are the jars in the Chromatography kit?
Each of the four jars in the Chromatography kit is made of borosilicate glass with a cover and measures 200 mm high by 100 mm wide. The cover keeps solvent vapour inside the jar while a TLC plate or paper strip develops.

Which amino acids come with the Chromatography kit?
The Chromatography kit amino acid set holds L-alanine, L-asparagine, L-cystine, L-glutamic acid, glycine, L-leucine, DL-phenylalanine, L-proline, L-serine, L-threonine, L-tryptophan, L-tyrosine and L-valine. Students separate them on TLC plates and reveal the spots with the kit's ninhydrin.

What is the shelf life of the chemicals in the Chromatography kit?
Shelf life depends on the chemical, its grade and storage conditions; ask us for the expiry date of the batch you are quoted. Keep the Chromatography kit's indicators, inks, amino acids and ninhydrin tightly closed and stored cool between practicals.

Is a developing solvent supplied with the Chromatography kit?
No developing solvent is listed in the Chromatography kit contents. Tell us which mobile phase your practical uses when you enquire, and we will advise whether a suitable solvent can be quoted alongside the kit.

Who supplies the Chromatography kit?
The Chromatography kit is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab) of Ambala, Haryana, India, to schools, colleges and dealers in India and international markets, either as single kits or as class sets.

What does a quotation for the Chromatography kit need?
For a Chromatography kit quotation, state the number of kits, any extra TLC plates, jars or refill reagents, the delivery location and whether the order is for export. Send these details through the contact page to receive a quote.

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To order the Chromatography kit, send your quantity and delivery details through the ScienceLab contact page, or add it to the enquiry cart together with any spare plates or reagents.

Last updated: 24 September 2026