Laboratory Common Funnel

Laboratory common funnels are a type of funnel commonly used in laboratory settings for various purposes. They are part of the supply class "Laboratory Equipment And Supplies" in the supply group "Instruments And Laboratory Equipment."

These funnels are typically made of glass or plastic and have a wide, conical shape with a narrow stem. They are designed to facilitate the transfer of liquids or fine-grained substances from one container to another, while minimizing spillage or contamination.

Laboratory common funnels are used in a wide range of laboratory procedures, including filtration, decantation, and transferring liquids between containers. They are available in different sizes to accommodate various volumes of substances being transferred.

When selecting a laboratory common funnel, it is important to consider the specific requirements of the experiment or procedure, such as the chemical compatibility of the funnel material with the substances being handled. Additionally, proper cleaning and maintenance of the funnels are essential to ensure accurate and reliable results in laboratory work.