General Lab Equipment Manufacturer, Suppliers and Exporter in Ambala India

Laboratory Glassware Ambala is leading General Lab Equipment Manufacturer,and supplier and Exporter in Amabla India, Algeria (Algiers), Angola (Luanda), Argentina (Buenos Aires), Armenia (Yerevan), Australia(Canberra), Austria (Vienna), Bahrain (Manama), Bangladesh (Dhaka), Bhutan (Thimphu), Bolivia (Sucre), Botswana (Gaborone), Brazil (Brasília), Brunei (Bandar Seri Begawan), Montenegro (Podgorica), Morocco (Rabat), Mozambique (Maputo), Myanmar (Naypyidaw), Namibia (Windhoek), Nepal (Kathmandu), New Zealand (Wellington), Nigeria (Abuja), Oman (Muscat), Palestine (Ramallah), Panama (Panama City), Papua New Guinea (Port Moresby), Paraguay (Asunción), Peru (Lima), Philippines (Manila)¸ Portugal (Lisbon), Qatar (Doha), Rwanda (Kigali), Saudi Arabia (Riyadh), Senegal (Dakar), Serbia (Belgrade), Sierra Leone (Freetown), Slovakia (Bratislava), South Africa (Cape Town) (Pretoria) (Bloemfontein), South Sudan (Juba), Spain (Madrid), Sri Lanka (Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte) (Colombo), Sudan (Khartoum), Syria (Damascus), Tanzania (Dodoma), Thailand (Bangkok), Togo (Lomé), Tonga (Nuku'alofa), Trinidad and Tobago (Port of Spain), Tunisia (Tunis), Turkey (Ankara), Turkmenistan (Ashgabat), Uganda (Kampala), United Arab Emirates (Abu Dhabi), United Kingdom (London), United States (Washington, D.C.)

Laboratory Glassware Ambala is a manufacturer and exporter of laboratory equipment based in Ambala Cantt, Haryana, India. Its General Lab Equipment category covers mains-powered and mechanical benchtop instruments rather than glass apparatus: sample rotators, platform and orbital shakers, rockers, tube and bottle rollers, stirrers, a micro-centrifuge and slide spinner, laboratory mills and a jaw crusher, pharmaceutical tablet and powder test instruments, a spectrophotometer, a contact thermometer, and a small number of consumables and accessories. Thirty products are listed, coded EL-GLE-10281 to EL-GLE-10310. They are supplied to schools, colleges, universities, technical institutes, research laboratories, industrial and healthcare laboratories, and government organisations in Asia, the Middle East and Africa.

What this category contains

The thirty listed products fall into nine working groups. Every product name and code below is taken from the current category listing.

Two points follow from the list itself. First, the category spans three distinct laboratory functions — sample handling and mixing, sample preparation by size reduction, and pharmaceutical quality-control testing — which are usually bought by different departments and often on different budget lines. Second, most of these products draw mains power, which makes this category behave differently from every glass category on this website at the point of shipment.

Why electrical supply details decide a General Lab Equipment order

Glassware travels and arrives usable anywhere. A mains-powered instrument does not. Supply voltage, frequency, power rating and plug pattern determine whether an instrument can be switched on at the destination laboratory, whether a step-down transformer or plug adapter has to be budgeted, and whether the institution's electrical inspection will pass it. For an importer, a distributor or a Ministry-funded school laboratory project, this is the detail that most often turns a delivered consignment into a stored one.

This is what the current product records publish on that point:

Buyers ordering any item outside the first three should state the destination supply — nominal voltage, frequency and socket standard — on the enquiry and ask for it to be confirmed in writing on the proforma invoice, not just on the packing list. Where an instrument is offered in more than one supply configuration, the configuration should appear against the line item on the quotation.

Specification depth is uneven across this category

Four records carry full technical specification blocks. The Spectrafuge 24D Micro-Centrifuge publishes a maximum RCF of 16,300 × g, a maximum speed of 13,300 rpm, a capacity of 24 × 1.5 ml or 2.0 ml tubes, a 1 to 30 minute timer, and its power figures; it is described with a 24-place rotor, brushless motor, air cooling, rpm or g-force display, and timed, continuous or momentary run modes, with an optional strip-spin adapter for 0.2 ml tubes and strips. The Tap Density Tester publishes two working stations, stroke heights and rates, a tap count range of 1 to 9999, a 24 × 2 character LCD, a parallel printer port and support for 10 ml, 100 ml and 250 ml cylinders. The Disposable Needle publishes a 0.45 mm diameter, 12 mm length and 26G × ½″ gauge. The Flask Inlay publishes a 10 ml round-bottom volume.

The other twenty-six records carry a one-line or short descriptive summary and no numeric specification. For those items, speed range, platform or chamber dimensions, orbit or stroke, load capacity, temperature range, accessory fitment and duty cycle all have to be requested before a purchase order can be written. Buyers should treat the descriptive line as an indication of application, not as a specification, and should ask for a datasheet against the product code.

Buyer's selection guide

Which specifications should a procurement team compare across mixing and shaking equipment?

Compare motion type, speed range, load capacity and vessel fitment, in that order, because motion type cannot be substituted. A rotator turns tubes end over end; a roller turns vessels about their long axis; an orbital shaker moves a platform in a circular path; a reciprocating shaker moves it back and forth; a rocker tilts it. Protocols written for one motion do not transfer reliably to another. Once the motion is fixed, confirm the speed range and whether speed is fixed or adjustable — the Loopster Basic is listed as fixed speed and the Disc Rotator as analogue, while the Platform Rocker and Reciprocating Shaker are listed as digital. Then confirm what the instrument physically holds: the Flask Shaker is listed with clamps for eight flasks up to 500 ml and the Vertical Mini Rotator for tubes up to 50 ml, but for most other items the vessel capacity is not published and must be requested.

What should a pharmaceutical or quality-control laboratory confirm on the powder and tablet testers?

Confirm that the instrument's apparatus parameters match the pharmacopoeial method the laboratory intends to run, and that the supporting documentation exists. The Tap Density Tester is listed as supporting a 300 strokes-per-minute station at a 14 mm ± 2 mm stroke height and a 250 strokes-per-minute station at a 3 mm ± 0.3 mm stroke height, and as calculating and printing tapped density, compressibility index and Hausner ratio. Those two drop-height and rate combinations correspond to the two apparatus arrangements described in the United States Pharmacopeia general chapter ?616? on bulk density and tapped density of powders. That chapter also specifies the mass of the graduated cylinder and the mass of the cylinder support and holder, and neither figure is published on this product record. A laboratory testing to a pharmacopoeial method should request the cylinder and support masses, the tolerance actually held on the stroke height, and any calibration or qualification documentation, and should confirm which cylinder sizes are supplied with the instrument rather than offered as options. The same documentation question applies to the 2 Parameter Tablet Tester, the Leak Test Apparatus and the Powder Flow Tester, none of which publishes measuring ranges or accuracy figures.

What should a school, college or university laboratory confirm before ordering?

Confirm the electrical supply, the physical footprint and the consumable chain. Teaching laboratories buy these instruments to be run by students under supervision, so bench space, noise, guarding and the availability of a local service route matter as much as performance figures. Ask specifically about the consumables and wear parts: the Tube Mill Control is listed as taking disposable and reusable grinding chambers, and mills, crushers and grinding attachments all consume liners, chambers and screens. An instrument whose consumables cannot be resupplied to the institution becomes unusable well before it wears out.

What does a bulk or institutional quotation need from the buyer?

A quotation for this category can be prepared from four inputs: the product code and quantity for each line; the destination electrical supply; the destination port or delivery address; and any documentation the institution requires with the goods — datasheets, user manuals, calibration or test certificates, and packing specifications. Where a tender or bill of quantities specifies a performance range rather than a product, quote the range from the tender document alongside the product code so that the response can be matched line by line.

Selection criteria at a glance

Applications and buyer groups

The mixing, rolling and rotating instruments suit sample preparation in biology, biochemistry, microbiology and clinical teaching laboratories — blood and biological sample mixing, culture work, dissolution of solids, extraction and blotting. The roller apparatus is listed for roller bottle cell culture in laboratory, pilot plant and production installations. The milling and crushing instruments suit materials, minerals, agriculture, food and environmental laboratories that must reduce hard, brittle, fibrous or ductile samples to a workable particle size before analysis. The tablet, leak, powder flow and tapped density instruments suit pharmaceutical formulation and quality-control laboratories and pharmacy teaching departments. The spectrophotometer is listed for pharmaceutical, biochemical and clinical laboratory work and quality control.

Buyer groups served include school, college and university procurement teams; technical and vocational institutions; research and industrial laboratories; healthcare institutions; government organisations; and importers, distributors and project consultants sourcing for institutional supply.

Institutional and export supply

Laboratory Glassware Ambala supplies laboratory equipment to schools, colleges, universities, technical institutes, research laboratories, healthcare institutions, industrial laboratories and government organisations, and exports to countries across Asia, the Middle East and Africa. ATenders and OEM page is published on this website for tender-based and OEM enquiries, and enquiries for this category can be sent through thecontact page.

For an institutional or project order, quote against the product codes above and state the destination supply and documentation requirements with the enquiry so that they can be confirmed on the quotation.

Related product listings on this website

These instruments are frequently ordered alongside the vessels they hold, all of which are listed separately:

• Test tubes, racks and microcentrifuge tubes — tubes, stands, racks, boxes and microcentrifuge tube racks for the rotators, rollers, thermo-shaker and micro-centrifuge
• Beakers and measuring jugs — including the beaker sizes the beaker insert stirrers are listed for
• Glass flasks — Erlenmeyer, conical, round-bottom, culture and dissolution flasks, including flasks for the flask shaker

Frequently asked questions

Is General Lab Equipment part of the glassware range on this website?

No. This category lists benchtop instruments and accessories, most of which are mains powered, and it is separate from the glassware categories. Glass apparatus — beakers, flasks, burettes, condensers, pipettes, test tubes, cylinders, funnels, joints and stopcocks — is listed under its own categories on this website.

Do the instruments in this category come with calibration or qualification documentation?

The product records do not state what documentation is supplied. Request the specific documents you need — datasheet, user manual, calibration certificate, test report or qualification protocol — by product code at the enquiry stage, and have the answer confirmed on the quotation before ordering.

Which items in this category are consumables or accessories rather than instruments?

The Disposable Needle (EL-GLE-10308) and the Flask Inlay 10 ml (EL-GLE-10310) are supplied items rather than instruments. The Hammer Grinding Attachment (EL-GLE-10300) is listed as an attachment, and the Tube Mill Control (EL-GLE-10301) is listed as taking disposable and reusable grinding chambers. Confirm the parent instrument and fitment before ordering any attachment or chamber on its own.

Are product photographs and datasheets available for these instruments?

Photographs are not currently published against the products in this category. Request product images and the technical datasheet by product code with your enquiry, particularly where the instrument has to be matched to an existing bench layout, vessel format or tender specification.

Request a quotation

Send your product codes, quantities, destination electrical supply and documentation requirements through thecontact page, or use theTenders and OEM page for tender and project enquiries.