10 Milliliters Borosilicate Pipette Dropper

The 10mL Borosilicate Pipette Dropper is a reusable glass liquid-handling tool with a nominal 10 mL capacity and an overall length of approximately 7.9 inches. Printed graduations from 1 mL through 10 mL provide convenient volume references for transferring and dispensing compatible liquids in laboratory, formulation, fragrance, craft, and technical workflows.

The transparent borosilicate glass tube makes the liquid level visible during use, while the removable suction bulb provides manual aspiration and dispensing. Graduation markings are useful for routine measured transfers, but this dropper should not be treated as calibrated volumetric glassware unless a specific accuracy tolerance is documented.

A 10mL Borosilicate Pipette Dropper can be useful for moving small quantities of solutions, fragrances, essential oils, and other compatible liquids. Chemical compatibility should be confirmed for both the glass tube and the bulb material. Avoid using the pipette with substances or temperatures that could degrade the bulb or create unsafe exposure.

Inspect the glass for chips, cracks, deep scratches, or a damaged tip before every use. Check the bulb for splitting, hardening, swelling, or other deterioration. Clean the two components using a method appropriate to the liquid previously handled and the requirements of the next application. A removable bulb can improve access for cleaning, but cleaning alone does not establish sterility.

The 10mL Borosilicate Pipette Dropper offers visible graduations and simple manual liquid transfer in a reusable format. Browse related glassware and liquid-handling equipment in our Borosilicate Glass Laboratory Equipment collection and Applicators & Syringes collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the capacity and length of this glass dropper?

It has a nominal capacity of 10 milliliters and an overall length of approximately 7.9 inches.

Can the suction bulb be removed?

Yes. The removable bulb provides manual aspiration and dispensing and allows access for compatible cleaning.

Is this a calibrated volumetric pipette?

A specific accuracy tolerance is not documented. Do not treat its printed graduations as a calibrated volumetric measurement.