Here is a List of 20 Common Laboratory Equipment Apparatus along with Their uses: Laboratory equipment is the backbone of scientific research — without reliable instruments, experiments lose credibility and safety. Sai Scientific Instruments play a vital role by offering a full spectrum of lab tools, maintaining quality, and supporting both standard and custom needs. As laboratories continue to evolve (towards automation, sustainability, and digital integration), the role of such manufacturers becomes even more critical. By balancing innovation, cost-effectiveness, and service, Sai Scientific helps empower scientific progress in India and beyond. 1). Beaker Used to hold, mix, and heat liquids. 2). Erlenmeyer Flask (Conical Flask) Designed for mixing solutions without spillage and can also be heated. 3). Graduated Cylinder Used to measure the volume of liquids accurately. 4). Test Tube Holds small quantities of substances for experiments, reactions, or heating. 5). Test Tube Rack Holds test tubes upright for observation or storage. 6). Bunsen Burner Provides a flame for heating substances. 7). Pipette Used to transfer precise volumes of liquid. 8).Burette Dispenses measured volumes of liquid, commonly used in titrations. 9). Volumetric Flask Used to prepare solutions of accurate volumes. 10). Thermometer Measures temperature of substances. 11).Funnel Helps in transferring liquids into containers with small openings and for filtration. 12).Mortar and Pestle Used to grind and mix solids into powders. 13). Petri Dish Used to culture microorganisms or for observing reactions. 14). Microscope Magnifies small objects for detailed observation. 15). Tongs Used to hold or move hot apparatus like beakers or crucibles. 16). Crucible A container used for heating substances to very high temperatures. 17). Tripod Stand Supports apparatus during heating. 18). Wire Gauze Placed on a tripod to evenly distribute heat under a beaker or flask. 19). Droppers (Pasteur Pipettes) Dispense small amounts of liquids drop by drop. 20). Watch Glass Used to hold small samples, evaporate liquids, or cover beakers.