There's something satisfying about working with quality materials. When you're in the middle of a glass blowing project or setting up a laboratory experiment, the last thing you want is equipment that can't keep up with your vision.

Built for Extreme Conditions

These aren't your average glass tubes. Made from premium borosilicate glass—the same material used in laboratory beakers and high-end cookware—they handle thermal stress that would shatter ordinary glass. We're talking temperatures up to 1,150°C (2,102°F). That means you can heat them, shape them, and cool them without the constant anxiety of cracks appearing mid-project.

The 1.5mm wall thickness strikes a practical balance: thick enough to feel durable during handling, yet thin enough to respond well when you're applying heat and working the glass. At 4 inches long with a 10mm outer diameter, these tubes fit comfortably in your grip and work well for both detailed work and larger compositions.

Versatility Across Projects

Artists use these for creating ornaments, scientific glassware, and decorative pieces. Science teachers appreciate having reliable equipment for classroom demonstrations that involve heat or chemical reactions. Hobbyists find them useful for everything from terrarium construction to custom lighting projects.

Quantity That Lets You Experiment

Twenty pieces means you can afford to make mistakes. When you're learning a new technique or prototyping an idea, having backup material removes the pressure to get everything perfect on the first try. It's also enough to complete multiple finished pieces without reordering constantly.

The consistent sizing across all 20 tubes ensures predictable results when you're working on sets or series. Each piece behaves the same way under heat, so your technique transfers reliably from one tube to the next.

Quality You Can Feel

Run your finger along the surface and you'll notice the smooth, uniform finish—no rough spots, bubbles, or inconsistencies that could become failure points. The edges cut cleanly when you need to trim them, and the glass takes flame polish well for finished edges.

Whether you're a seasoned glass artist stocking your studio or a beginner ready to try something new, these tubes provide the dependable foundation your work deserves.

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