DWK safety blog – working safely with pressure
Working with pressure/vacuum conditions in the lab is common but not all products are designed to withstand this. Products with…
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DWK Safety Blog – Reducing Spillages
Spillages are a common occurrence in the lab and can be a health and safety risk. The spilled contents themselves…
DWK safety blog – Preventing Cross Contamination
Cross-contamination is a major issue in any lab setting as it can lead to inaccurate results, compromised experiments and even…
DWK Safety Blog – Inspecting Laboratory Glassware
Laboratory glassware is often repeatedly used in the laboratory which can lead to stress and general wear and tear. Inspecting…
DWK – Choosing laboratory plasticware with the right chemical compatibility
Plasticware is required for a variety of laboratory processes. An understanding of choosing laboratory plasticware with the right chemical compatibility…
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…
DWK safety blog – autoclaving glass bottles
An autoclave is a specialised piece of equipment which is a physical method for disinfection and sterilisation. The process is…
DWK guide to cleaning lab glassware
It is important to clean laboratory glassware as it has frequent contact with a range of substances on a repeated…
DWK safety tips and tricks – Autoclave plastic bottles
A variety of laboratory processes require sterile containers. If you’re using laboratory plasticware, it is important to consider several factors…
DWK safety tips and tricks – heating laboratory glass
Heating glassware is an important topic as heat can change the volume of the glassware if the temperature used is…
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…