Imcorp
Instruments Manufacturing Corporation (IMC) is a leading supplier of laboratory apparatus and scientific instruments. Known for its commitment to quality, precision, and innovation, Imcorp serves educational institutions, research labs, pharmaceutical companies, and industrial laboratories worldwide. Laboratories are equipped with various tools and instruments to carry out scientific experiments and research. Below is a list of 50 common laboratory apparatus and their specific uses.
| # | Apparatus | Use |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Beaker | Holding and mixing liquids. |
| 2 | Test Tube | Handling small quantities of substances. |
| 3 | Graduated Cylinder | Measuring liquid volumes accurately. |
| 4 | Erlenmeyer Flask | Mixing, heating, and storing liquids. |
| 5 | Volumetric Flask | Preparing precise standard solutions. |
| 6 | Pipette | Transferring small volumes of liquids. |
| 7 | Burette | Delivering known volumes during titrations. |
| 8 | Dropper | Adding liquids drop by drop. |
| 9 | Funnel | Transferring liquids into containers with small openings. |
| 10 | Watch Glass | Holding small samples or evaporating liquids. |
| 11 | Petri Dish | Growing microorganisms. |
| 12 | Test Tube Rack | Holding multiple test tubes upright. |
| 13 | Test Tube Holder | Holding test tubes while heating. |
| 14 | Crucible | Heating substances to very high temperatures. |
| 15 | Crucible Tongs | Handling hot crucibles and glassware. |
| 16 | Wire Gauze | Supporting beakers on a ring stand during heating. |
| 17 | Clay Triangle | Supporting crucibles when heating. |
| 18 | Ring Stand | Supporting apparatus during experiments. |
| 19 | Iron Ring | Supporting apparatus on a ring stand. |
| 20 | Bunsen Burner | Heating substances with a flame. |
| 21 | Thermometer | Measuring temperature. |
| 22 | Balance | Measuring mass. |
| 23 | Mortar and Pestle | Grinding solids into powder. |
| 24 | Spatula | Transferring solid chemicals. |
| 25 | Scoopula | Scooping and transferring powders. |
| 26 | Evaporating Dish | Evaporating liquids to leave behind solids. |
| 27 | Desiccator | Storing moisture-sensitive items. |
| 28 | Hot Plate | Heating substances without an open flame. |
| 29 | Wash Bottle | Dispensing distilled water. |
| 30 | Filter Paper | Separating solids from liquids. |
| 31 | Reagent Bottle | Storing chemical reagents. |
| 32 | Condenser | Cooling vapor into liquid in distillation. |
| 33 | Distillation Apparatus | Separating mixtures based on boiling points. |
| 34 | Pipette Bulb | Drawing liquids into a pipette safely. |
| 35 | Brush | Cleaning glassware like test tubes and beakers. |
| 36 | Glass Rod | Stirring liquids. |
| 37 | Separatory Funnel | Separating immiscible liquids. |
| 38 | Tripod Stand | Supporting apparatus while heating. |
| 39 | Gas Jar | Collecting gases. |
| 40 | Pneumatic Trough | Collecting gases over water. |
| 41 | Drop Counter | Counting drops in titration experiments. |
| 42 | pH Meter | Measuring the pH of solutions. |
| 43 | Colorimeter | Measuring absorbance of colored solutions. |
| 44 | Microscope | Viewing very small specimens. |
| 45 | Slide and Cover Slip | Mounting samples for microscope viewing. |
| 46 | Safety Goggles | Protecting eyes from chemicals and debris. |
| 47 | Lab Coat | Protecting body and clothing during experiments. |
| 48 | Gloves | Protecting hands from hazardous materials. |
| 49 | Fume Hood | Ventilating harmful vapors and gases. |
| 50 | First Aid Kit | Emergency treatment for lab injuries. |
Having a solid understanding of lab equipment is essential for safety and accuracy in scientific work. Always use each tool properly and follow lab safety protocols.