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Teenitor Graduated Cylinder Plastic Beaker, 5pcs Plastic Graduated Cylinder 10ml 25ml 50ml 100ml 250ml and 5pcs Plastic Beakers 50ml 100ml 250ml 500ml1000ml Clear 10pcs

By Teenitor

9.6Excellent matchFeature and use-case score

Ten vessels spanning 10 ml to 1000 ml with roughly 2 mm walls, hexagonal cylinder bases for stability, and raised double-sided graduations that will not wear off.

  • Five graduated cylinders at 10, 25, 50, 100 and 250 ml plus five beakers at 50, 100, 250, 500...
  • Wall thickness stated at roughly 2 mm, in food-grade plastic described as odourless and acid ...
  • Raised, double-sided graduations that the listing states will not fade or wear with use
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Best fitBest for Measuring
CategoryVacuum Sealers
BrandTeenitor
Catalog score9.6 / 10

Product overview

Teenitor Graduated Cylinder and Beaker Set (10 pieces): What to Know

Accuracy depends on using a vessel close in size to what you are measuring, which is the whole argument for owning ten of them rather than one jug. This set is five graduated cylinders at 10, 25, 50, 100 and 250 ml plus five beakers at 50, 100, 250, 500 and 1000 ml, so a 15 ml addition goes in the 25 ml cylinder and a litre of diluted cleaner goes in the big beaker. That span is the point.

The construction details are better than the price suggests and all three are checkable on the listing. Wall thickness is stated at about 2 mm, which is what stops a plastic cylinder flexing and misreading when you hold it. The graduations are raised and double-sided rather than printed, so they will not fade or wear with repeated washing, which is exactly how printed scales fail. And each cylinder has a hexagonal base, which is a genuinely useful piece of design: a round-based cylinder tips, and a hexagon will not roll if you knock it over. The plastic is described as food grade, odourless, and resistant to acids, alkalis and many common solvents.

Two honest points. Chemically resistant to most acids and bases is a general claim with no specific chemicals or concentrations named, so if you are working with anything aggressive, do not take the listing's word for compatibility. And keep these for cleaning products only; the set is also sold for cooking and baking, and the sensible rule is that a vessel which has measured cleaner stops being kitchen equipment. Teenitor publishes no manufacturer specification site.

Key Listed Features

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Five graduated cylinders at 10, 25, 50, 100 and 250 ml plus five beakers at 50, 100, 250, 500 and 1000 ml

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Wall thickness stated at roughly 2 mm, in food-grade plastic described as odourless and acid and alkali resistant

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Raised, double-sided graduations that the listing states will not fade or wear with use

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Hexagonal base on each cylinder, which lowers the tipping point and stops a spilled cylinder rolling

Buying questions

Quick Answers

Why a hexagonal base on a graduated cylinder?

Two reasons, and both are practical rather than cosmetic. A wider polygonal base lowers the tipping point of a tall narrow vessel, which is the main failure mode of a cylinder on a worktop. And if it does go over, a hexagon stops rather than rolls, so it does not travel off the edge of the bench. Laboratory glass cylinders use a weighted round base to achieve the same thing; a moulded hexagon is the cheap plastic equivalent.

Will the scale markings survive the dishwasher?

The listing's claim is that the graduations are raised and double-sided rather than printed, specifically so they will not fade or wear, and raised moulded markings are genuinely much more durable than printed ones. What the listing does not state anywhere is a maximum temperature or dishwasher rating for the plastic, and that is the risk with a dishwasher rather than the markings. Hand washing is the safe assumption.