CHEMISTRY LAB INSTRUMENTS Lab Equipment Manufacturer, Supplier and Exporter in India

This is Ray Export's general chemistry listing, and the largest section in the chemistry range: roughly 320 items across 32 pages. It covers personal protective equipment, laboratory balances, measuring and reaction glassware, bench support items and teaching aids, so most of a chemistry room can be specified from this one listing.

What this listing holds

Points to compare before ordering

• Balance precision varies widely in this listing, from 0.0001 g on the analytical balance down to 0.05 g on the triple beam, so match the instrument to the experiment rather than the budget alone.
• Mechanical against electronic balances: the Roberval, counter and triple beam types need no power supply, which suits rooms without bench sockets.
• Glassware is listed by individual capacity rather than as sets, so order each size you need by its own catalogue number.
• Clear and dark reagent bottles are separate items, since light-sensitive reagents need the dark glass.
• Catalogue numbers here run in three separate series, CLI-, RE: and RE/YXT-, so quote the full code exactly as it appears on the item page.
• Protective equipment and filter paper are consumables, so they are worth ordering in class quantities with spares.

Related ranges

Within Chemistry Lab Equipments see also Burners and Science Lab Plasticware. Further glassware and balances are listed under Scientific Lab Equipments.

Request a quote

Send your item list with catalogue numbers and quantities, for example the Triple Beam Balance (CLI-0007) or Measuring Cylinder 250ml (RE: 229), and contact Ray Export for prices and availability.

Frequently asked questions

Which balance should I choose for a school chemistry lab?

Match the instrument to the experiment rather than to the budget. The analytical balance reading to 0.0001 g (CLI-0004) is for quantitative and gravimetric work where the fourth decimal place is the result. The triple beam reading to 0.05 g (CLI-0007) suits routine class weighing, and the mass set (CLI-0008) extends its capacity to 2610 g. The single pan 311 g x 10 mg with four beams and magnetic damping (CLI-0009) settles faster for repeated weighings. The Roberval double pan (CLI-0006) and the counter balance (CLI-0005) are closer to teaching the principle than to precision work.

Do any of these balances work without a power supply?

Yes. The Roberval double pan (CLI-0006), the counter balance with cast iron body and brass or stainless pans (CLI-0005) and the triple beam (CLI-0007) are mechanical, so they need no electricity and suit rooms without bench sockets or with unreliable supply. That makes them practical for annexes, field rooms and sites where sockets are only along one wall. The analytical balance (CLI-0004) is the one where resolution depends on a stable installation, so plan a socket and a vibration-free bench for it. A universal power supply (RE: 542) is listed separately if the bench needs one.

Is the glassware sold in sets or by individual size?

By individual size. Measuring cylinders appear in 25, 50, 100, 250 and 500 ml across RE: 209 to RE: 234, and beakers in 50, 100, 250 and 500 ml across RE: 241 to RE: 255, each capacity carrying its own catalogue number. There is no bundled set on this listing, so build the order size by size with the quantity you need of each. Count the sizes your practical actually uses rather than ordering one of everything, and add spares in the capacities that break most often in class hands.

Why are clear and dark reagent bottles listed as separate items?

Because they do different jobs. The clear reagent bottle with stopper (RE/YXT-806) and the dark glass version (RE/YXT-808) are separate lines, and light-sensitive reagents need the dark glass to limit photodegradation on the shelf. Keeping them separate lets you order the mix your reagent list actually calls for instead of a fixed ratio. Weighing bottles (RE/YXT-810) are a third, distinct item. When you send your list, state the capacity and the glass colour you want against each bottle line so the quotation does not default to clear.

Why do the catalogue numbers use three different formats?

This listing carries three parallel series: CLI- numbers, RE: numbers and RE/YXT- numbers. They are not interchangeable and they are not sequential across the listing, so a code quoted without its prefix can match the wrong item. Copy the full code exactly as it appears on the item page, including the prefix, the colon or slash and any leading zeros. With roughly 320 items spread across 32 pages, the prefix is often the only thing separating two otherwise similar entries, so it is worth checking each line of your list against the item page before sending it.

What else is in this listing besides instruments and glassware?

Three other groups. Personal protective equipment: vented safety goggles (CLI-0001), face shields (CLI-0002), heavy-duty white lab coats described as resistant to most chemicals including strong acids (CLI-0003) and protective masks (RE: 538). Consumables such as filter paper (RE/YXT-828), which is worth ordering in class quantities with spares. And teaching material: a dynamic model for atomic orbital demonstration (RE: 555) plus reference material on reagent handling and laboratory safety rules (RE: 558 to RE: 565), which is literature rather than apparatus. Bench fittings such as the draining dish holder (RE: 545) and first-aid box (RE: 548) are listed here too.

Key takeaways

• Precision spans four orders of magnitude - 0.0001 g on the analytical balance to 0.05 g on the triple beam, so specify per experiment.
• Mechanical balances need no socket - the Roberval, counter and triple beam types work in rooms without bench power.
• Glassware is listed by capacity, not as sets - order each cylinder and beaker size against its own catalogue number.
• Dark glass is a separate line - light-sensitive reagents need RE/YXT-808 rather than the clear bottle.
• Three code series run in parallel - CLI-, RE: and RE/YXT- numbers are not interchangeable, so quote the prefix.
• PPE and filter paper are consumables - put them on the same order in class quantities with spares.

About this page

Ray Export is a manufacturer and exporter of laboratory, scientific and educational equipment based at Plot No. 449, HSIIDC Industrial Area, Saha, Ambala, Haryana 133104, India. Enquiries: [email protected], +91-9817319615.

Written by Palak Mall, Senior Content Writer. Technically reviewed by Arvind Kumar, Lab Equipment Specialist, 12+ years in laboratory and testing instrumentation. Last updated: 17 October 2026.

Specifications on this listing are confirmed in writing on the quotation; capacities, balance readabilities and pan materials should be read back against the item page before an order is placed. No price is quoted on this page, as prices are issued as dated written quotations. Noted on the listing itself: catalogue numbers run in three unrelated series (CLI-, RE: and RE/YXT-), which suggests merged source catalogues; the protective masks (RE: 538) sit in the protective equipment group but carry a different series from the rest of it; and RE: 558 to RE: 565 are reference and safety literature rather than apparatus. Condenser jacket lengths and ground-joint sizes are not stated on this listing and need to be confirmed on the quotation.