Borosilicate Glass Stirring Rod for Semen Laboratory

• Manufactured from high-borosilicate glass for routine laboratory use.
• Suitable for stirring and mixing liquid laboratory solutions.
• Helps accelerate dissolution and improve uniform mixing of compatible materials.
• Can be used to guide liquids during pouring and transfer operations.
• Suitable for dipping and transferring small quantities of compatible liquids.
• Transparent construction allows easy visual inspection before and after use.
• Smooth glass surface is easy to rinse and clean.
• Good resistance to temperature changes during normal laboratory procedures.
• Good resistance to many commonly used laboratory chemicals.
• Available in 20 cm, 25 cm, and 30 cm lengths.
• Reusable design provides an economical accessory for routine laboratory work.
• Suitable for pig breeding laboratories, boar studs, AI centers, veterinary laboratories, and research facilities.

• Product Type: Laboratory Glass Stirring Rod
• Material: High-Borosilicate Glass
• Color: Transparent
• Available Lengths: 20 cm / 25 cm / 30 cm
• Operation: Manual
• Primary Function: Stirring, Mixing, Liquid Guidance and Sampling
• Typical Environment: Laboratory / Semen Processing Room
• Reusable: Yes
• Typical Application: Boar Semen Laboratory and General Laboratory Liquid Preparation

Product dimensions and packaging can be supplied according to order requirements. Please confirm the required length and quantity before ordering.

• Preparation and mixing of boar semen extender solutions.
• Mixing compatible laboratory reagents and solutions.
• Stirring liquids during routine semen laboratory preparation.
• Guiding liquids when transferring between laboratory containers.
• Dipping and transferring small quantities of compatible liquids.
• General laboratory solution preparation.
• Commercial boar studs and semen production centers.
• Pig farm artificial insemination laboratories.
• Veterinary reproduction laboratories.
• Livestock breeding research and teaching laboratories.

• Inspect the glass rod before each use for cracks, chips, scratches, or other visible damage.
• Clean the rod thoroughly before contact with laboratory solutions or semen-processing materials.
• Select a rod length appropriate for the size and depth of the laboratory vessel.
• Stir gently to avoid hitting or scratching the inner wall of glass containers.
• Avoid excessive force that may damage the rod or laboratory vessel.

• Rinse immediately after use to prevent material from drying on the surface.
• Wash with an appropriate laboratory cleaning solution according to the substances being handled.
• Rinse thoroughly with clean or purified water when required by the laboratory procedure.
• Allow the rod to dry completely before storage.
• Store in a protected rack or container to reduce the risk of breakage.
• Discard any rod with cracks, chips, deep scratches, or damaged ends.

Q: What is this glass stirring rod mainly used for?
A: It is used for stirring and mixing compatible liquids, accelerating dissolution, guiding liquids during pouring, and performing other routine laboratory preparation tasks.

Q: Can it be used in a boar semen laboratory?
A: Yes. It can be used as a general laboratory accessory for preparing and mixing compatible semen extenders, laboratory solutions, and other liquids used in pig artificial insemination laboratories.

Q: What material is the stirring rod made from?
A: The rod is manufactured from high-borosilicate glass.

Q: What lengths are available?
A: Standard available lengths include 20 cm, 25 cm, and 30 cm.

Q: Is the glass rod reusable?
A: Yes. It can be reused after appropriate cleaning and inspection, provided that the glass remains free from cracks, chips, and significant scratches.

Q: Why is transparent borosilicate glass suitable for laboratory use?
A: The transparent surface allows easy visual inspection, while borosilicate glass provides useful thermal and chemical resistance for many routine laboratory procedures.

Q: How should the rod be cleaned?
A: It should be rinsed promptly after use, washed with a suitable laboratory cleaning agent, thoroughly rinsed, and completely dried before storage.

Q: When should a glass stirring rod be replaced?
A: Replace the rod if cracks, chips, deep scratches, rough edges, or other damage are found, because damaged glassware may break during laboratory use.