Safety Supplies

A mercury thermometer has just broken in your laboratory. What's the best and safest way to clean up this mercury spill? Consider trying the Mercon™ Mercury Spill Control Kit. The ingredients used in this kit are virtually 100% effective as a mercury...

A mercury thermometer has just broken in your laboratory. What's the best and safest way to clean up this mercury spill? Consider trying the Mercon™ Mercury Spill Control Kit. The ingredients used in this kit are virtually 100% effective as a mercury...

A mercury thermometer has just broken in your laboratory. What's the best and safest way to clean up this mercury spill? Consider trying the Mercon™ Mercury Spill Control Kit. The ingredients used in this kit are virtually 100% effective as a mercury...

A mercury thermometer has just broken in your laboratory. What's the best and safest way to clean up this mercury spill? Consider trying the Mercon™ Mercury Spill Control Kit. The ingredients used in this kit are virtually 100% effective as a mercury...

A mercury thermometer has just broken in your laboratory. What's the best and safest way to clean up this mercury spill? Consider trying the Mercon™ Mercury Spill Control Kit. The ingredients used in this kit are virtually 100% effective as a mercury...

A mercury thermometer has just broken in your laboratory. What's the best and safest way to clean up this mercury spill? Consider trying the Mercon™ Mercury Spill Control Kit. The ingredients used in this kit are virtually 100% effective as a mercury...

For the science teacher concerned about the presence of mercury vapor, this is a great first step for peace of mind on this issue. A 3" x 4 1/4" card has a piece of filter paper sandwiched in its center. The piece of filter paper has been t...

The mercury vapor room monitor is used to measure the concentration of mercury vapor in the air. Mercury often accumulates over time due to spills of the liquid mercury from broken thermometers or other instruments. The mercury vapor passes through a...

HAZARD ALERT: Zinc dust can be a dangerous fire risk; may form explosive mixture with air. If allowed to get damp in a confined bottle, heat will be generated and the mixture may even possibly ignite; cases are known where bottles have exploded under...