DWK safety tips – Jointed Glassware
Distillation, extraction, filtration and reflux processes require various complexities of laboratory glassware assemblies, using interchangeable jointed glassware. This safety blog…
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What are the different types of plastic?
Plastic is a material made from polymers that can be shaped and moulded for various uses. When looking for a…
RockFall footwear: sustainability and vegan options
Rock Fall are an independent, family owned safety footwear business. A popular source for safety work boots, here we will…
Eppendorf purity grades
Eppendorf have 7 purity grade depending on what consumable you require for your experiment. These grades are for their tips,…
Understanding DWKs ‘Go Safe, Trust in DWK’ Safety Badges
The new DWK campaign aims to assist in user safety with their products. Using the slogan ‘Go Safe, Trust In…
Laboratory balance use for wastewater analysis
There are many ways to work with water to gain information about a selected sample, with a lot of options…
Advice for Weighing in the Field
When collecting data, it is not always efficient to take samples back to a laboratory. Sometimes, weighing needs to be…
New Haika Clear Panel Face Masks
Over the last 18 months we have regularly been requested to supply a good quality and UKCA compliant transparent face…
Syringe filters – which one do I need?
Syringe filters are used to help filter samples containing solid particles, into sample tubes for analysis. These work by using…
Memmert Advanced Peltier Technology Wins Efficiency Test
Memmert Advanced Peltier Technology seven times more efficient than comparable technologies. The measurements, carried out by Testo Industrial AG, clearly…
Ground Water and Surface Water testing, a solution from Horiba’s LAQUA Range
Testing of ground and surface water is a key part of routine testing for water companies. Depending on the need,…
QUICKFIT® Jointed Laboratory Glassware: Understanding the Different Types and when to use them
Glassware has become ubiquitous in laboratory experiments thanks to its many favourable qualities. It is inert, transparent, is chemically and…