Laboratory Glassware Washers for Research & QC Labs
Hand washing glassware is slow and hard to repeat. A laboratory glassware washer cleans, rinses and dries flasks, beakers, pipettes and bottles with the same program every time, which matters when residues can affect results.
Racks decide what a lab washer can do
Narrow-neck flasks, pipettes and wide-mouth beakers need different racks and injector nozzles. Before choosing a machine, list the glassware you wash most and in what quantities, then choose racks that fit that mix.
Final rinse and drying
Many labs require a final rinse with purified water and complete drying before reuse. Washers can be combined with integrated or separate drying units, depending on throughput.
Undercounter or freestanding
Undercounter washers fit under a lab bench and suit smaller daily volumes. Freestanding and large-capacity models handle higher volumes and larger items.
Equipment for laboratories
Common questions from laboratories buyers
Can one lab washer clean pipettes and flasks?
Yes, with the right racks. Racks with dedicated injectors for pipettes and narrow-neck glassware are swapped between cycles.
Do lab washers need purified water?
For the final rinse many labs use purified or deionized water. The washer supply connections are chosen to match your lab water system.
Equipment quote for your laboratories facility
Share your volumes, space and utilities. We will propose suitable models and send a written quote.