Globe Scientific Unveils New Laboratory Glassware Line with Superior Packaging
By LabMedica International staff writers Posted on 01 Mar 2022 |

Globe Scientific (Mahwah, NJ, USA) has launched Globe Glass premium quality laboratory glassware with superior GlassGuard packaging that is designed to meet the needs of both laboratory professionals and laboratory supply distributors.
Engineered to meet the hazards and rigors of transportation, GlassGuard packaging protects Globe Glass laboratory glassware during shipment. Robust packaging designs begin at the pack level and extend to the full case packaging. Heavy duty, multi-layered corrugated container systems meet rigid quality standards and testing protocols to provide exceptional protection from damage, even in the small parcel shipping environment. This packaging reduces the time and costs associated with replacing broken glassware and, in turn, helps reduce downtime in laboratories.
Globe Glass laboratory glassware is made exclusively from ASTM E438, Type I, Class A, 3.3 borosilicate glass for excellent resistance to thermal shock and high chemical resistance to most acids, alkalis, and solvents. Globe Glass laboratory glassware meets applicable ASTM standards for volume, shape, dimensions, graduation markings, and calibration. These ASTM standards are clearly marked for easy confirmation that each piece of Globe Glass laboratory glassware will meet the needs of laboratory professionals. The Globe Glass product line includes a wide range of beakers, Erlenmeyer flasks (standard, wide mouth, screw cap), media bottles, volumetric flasks (standard, wide mouth, Class A and Class B), and graduated cylinders (Class A and Class B). All products are available in the most common sizes.
"We are delighted to launch the Globe Glass line to the market after extensive research and development to ensure we deliver a premium quality product at a value price that meets all of the requirements of lab suppliers and lab professionals," said Gerry Stone, Vice President Product Sales, Globe Scientific.
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