Corks
Corks
Commonly used in laboratories because of their impermeability and general absence of toxic elements, cork is a useful material to stop test tubes and flasks. Cork, also known as a stopper or bung, is partially inserted inside of a container to form a seal. This differs from a lid, which does not displace the inner volume during a seal. Cork stoppers, which come in numerous sizes, are generally safe for use in packaging or for the processing of food and are best suited for solid specimens and materials. Corks should be rolled on a clean surface to soften their lower half prior to use, allowing the cork to expand and form a tight seal when pressed into a flask or vial.
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Fisherbrand™ Cork Stoppers - Superior Grade
Corks are cut from high-quality wood and are selected to meet superior standards
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Fisherbrand™ Select Cork Stoppers
Cork stoppers
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Fisherbrand™ Superior Grade Cork Stoppers, Assorted Sizes
Corks are cut from high-quality wood and ideal for sealing bottles. Assorted lengths Sizes: 6-15
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W.S. TYLER™ Cork Plugs for RO-TAP™ Sieve Shakers
Plug, Cork; W.S TYLER; For Ro-Tap sieve shakers
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United Scientific Supplies Cork Stoppers
Grade XXX Tapered Cork Stoppers are an excellent choice for general laboratory use
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Eisco™ Bark Cork Stopper
Available in pack of 10.
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Electron Microscopy Sciences Cork Sheet, 305 x 305 x1.6 mm
Made of resin bonded cork. Resin bonded cork sheets for specimen protection.
Size: 305 x 305 x 1.6 mm
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Cole-Parmer Stopper Hole Boring Set, Chrome-Plated Steel; 12 Borers/Set
This chrome-plated steel cork borer set stays sharp. Flat blades permit easy boring of lightweight plastic, cork stoppers, and spongy articles. Set consists of twelve borers with outside diameters of 4, 6, 7.5, 8.5, 10, 12, 13, 15, 17, 18.5, 19, and 20.5 mm.
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