Normax Measuring Cylinder Class A 51 496 07 (5 mL)

Normax Measuring Cylinder, Class A, 5 mL (51 496 07)

Description

The Normax Measuring Cylinder Class A (Cat. No. 51 496 07) is a high-precision volumetric instrument designed for accurate measurement of small liquid volumes. Manufactured from premium borosilicate glass, this 5 mL measuring cylinder provides excellent chemical and thermal resistance, ensuring long-term durability under routine laboratory use. It features sharp blue enamel graduations for precise volume reading, a hexagonal base for improved stability, and an integrated pouring spout for smooth, controlled dispensing. Compliant with ISO 4788 standards and supplied with a Certificate of Performance, this Class A cylinder is suitable for analytical, industrial, and research-grade applications requiring validated volumetric accuracy.

Key Features

• Class A volumetric accuracy for high-precision measurements

• Supplied with Certificate of Performance for traceable calibration

• Borosilicate glass construction ensures exceptional thermal and chemical resistance

• Blue enamel graduation marks for clear and accurate reading

• Stable hexagonal base prevents tipping and rolling

• Integrated spout allows controlled, spill-free pouring

• Compact 5 mL size suitable for micro-scale analytical work

Applications

• Analytical laboratories requiring precise low-volume measurements

• Quality control labs preparing standards, reagents, and testing solutions

• Pharmaceutical and chemical industries needing validated accuracy

• Research and academic laboratories teaching precise volumetric techniques

• Environmental testing procedures involving small-volume chemical preparation

Specifications

• Brand: Normax

• Model: 51 496 07

• Capacity: 5 mL

• Class: Class A

• Material: Borosilicate glass

• Graduation Color: Blue

• Base Type: Hexagonal

• Spout: Yes

• Standard Compliance: ISO 4788

• Certificate: Certificate of Performance included

• Autoclavable: Yes

• Chemical Resistance: Excellent

Handling & Maintenance

• Clean using mild detergent; avoid abrasive scrubbing to protect the scale

• Rinse thoroughly with distilled or deionized water

• Avoid sudden temperature changes to prevent thermal stress

• Store upright in a cylinder rack to protect the graduations and spout