Reagent Reservoirs

Global Lab Supplies offers a wide range of laboratory plasticware, including centrifuge tubes, Falcon tubes, microcentrifuge tubes, pipette tips, plastic beakers, plastic cylinders, wash bottles, sample containers, sample bags, storage boxes, reagent reservoirs, plastic pipettes, petri dishes and other general laboratory plasticware.

Laboratory plasticware is commonly used for sample collection, storage, transfer, measuring, dispensing, centrifugation, liquid handling and routine laboratory preparation. It is widely used across education, healthcare, research, environmental testing, food testing, quality control and industrial laboratories.

Plasticware is lightweight, durable, cost-effective and less likely to break compared with glassware. It is often preferred for disposable use, field sampling, routine sample handling, storage and applications where breakage risk needs to be reduced.

Yes. We supply plasticware suitable for schools, universities, TAFEs and STEM education laboratories. Common items include plastic beakers, measuring cylinders, wash bottles, pipette tips, sample containers, petri dishes and storage boxes.

Yes. If you require plasticware in bulk quantities, for recurring supply, education procurement, lab fit-outs or large testing programs, you can request a quote from Global Lab Supplies and our team can assist with pricing and availability.

Some plasticware products are designed for single-use applications, while others may be reusable depending on the product type, material and laboratory requirements. Always check the product details and suitability for your intended workflow.

Laboratory plasticware is used by schools, universities, clinical laboratories, pathology labs, research facilities, environmental testing labs, food and beverage labs, agricultural testing facilities, mining laboratories and industrial quality control teams.

Yes. If you are unsure which plasticware is suitable for your application, our team can help you select the right products based on your sample type, testing workflow, required volume, storage needs and procurement requirements.