Is there any better quality ones that I should consider? I plan on doing a lot of 1/4 and half gram measuring for an upcoming project and need it to
be fairly accurate.
I could get one shipped from amazon if they are better but don't know which ones are good quality
I also need a 100mm Graduated cylinder both a glass and not glass one and a Glass Beaker Set. Looking for something decent and easy to read dermolotov - 27-12-2015 at 14:42
I could get one shipped from amazon if they are better but don't know which ones are good quality
I also need a 100mm Graduated cylinder both a glass and not glass one and a Glass Beaker Set. Looking for something decent and easy to read
When it comes to these scales, there seems to be no intermediate between the Ohaus $300 versions and the crappy Chinese made $5 scales.
Starting out in my own lab, I would take the scales available at the local headshops which would cost only $15 for something that measures down to
0.02g. They were the cheapest and most dependable scales back in the days and I would figure still be now.
The issue with them is that they do frequently break. But that is the same problem with the Amazon and other China-made "econo-scales".
The best intermediate IME would be a lab bench scale which relies on the metal balancing weights. You can get a cheap 0.01g Ohaus one second hand for
around $50-$100 if you're patient.
Regarding glassware, check out my signature! ScopeGuy2 - 27-12-2015 at 15:00
The Unishow scale will be hard to match in price, not too big an investment no matter what. There are many better scales, but that may be fine for
most things.
As for cylinders, beakers, and more glassware, I still have some of the basics, just found a brand new 100 ml grad cylinder, have some new 250 ml
beakers, and have some other sizes used, plus many other basics. Send me a u2u for more info, let me know what sizes you are looking for, or I can
send you a list. If you are in the US, those things would be reasonable to ship.
