PYREX Griffin Low Form 100mL Beaker Graduated Ea
- 100 mL low form beaker
- Graduated, sold each
- 1.06 ounces item weight
- Corning manufacturer
Last refreshed Oct 3, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A single graduated low form Griffin beaker from Pyrex in the hundred milliliter size. The listing gives almost no specifications, so confirm material and graduation interval before ordering for critical work.
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ASIN: B003TV9LQGCategory: Beakers
Overview
A student or lab technician looking for a basic graduated Griffin beaker will find this Pyrex low form listing, sold as one beaker. The page names the size and graduated style, and little else about the glass or the markings.
The reason to look at it is the familiar Griffin low form shape and the Pyrex name from Corning, in a size for small measurements and mixing. The limitation is the missing detail: the material, graduation interval and maximum temperature are not listed.
Who it's for
Classrooms and benches that need a basic small beaker for holding, mixing and approximate measuring. Work needing accurate volumes should use volumetric ware, and heating work should confirm the glass type first.
Pros and cons
- Low form Griffin shape
- Sold as a single piece
- Pyrex brand by Corning
- Material not listed
- Graduation interval not listed
- Heat rating not stated
Performance notes
A low form beaker has a wide base and short walls, which makes it stable on a bench and easy to stir in. Graduations on a beaker are approximate, so the reading is for rough volumes only.
Specifications
| Brand | Pyrex |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item weight | 1.06 ounces |
| Style | Low Form, Graduated |
| Height | 72 mm (approx) |
| Outer Diameter | 50 mm (approx) |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Capacity | 100 mL |
| Graduation Range | 20-80 mL |
| Included components | |
| Unit count | Each |
Frequently asked questions
What do I need to know before first use of this Pyrex beaker?
The listing gives no instructions, material or heat rating. Wash it before use and check Corning's data if you plan to heat it.
Is this beaker sold as a set?
The title says Ea, meaning each, so it is a single beaker.
Is a beaker accurate for measuring volume?
Beaker graduations are approximate, so use volumetric glassware for exact volumes.