(VLV10) 10mm Cuvette, Quartz /Optical Glass Material, Bonded / Fused / Molded, Lightpath 10mm
$3.00 – $103.00
This glass/quartz absorption cuvette, with a path length of 10 mm. The price is for 1 piece.
- Type: Fused
Description
VLV10 – 10 mm Cuvette – Quartz / Optical Glass
The VLV10 cuvette features a 10 mm (standard 1 cm) optical path length, the most common size used in UV/VIS spectrophotometry and colorimetric analysis. It is made from Quartz or Optical Glass, with fabrication options including Bonded, Fused, and Molded, allowing users to choose between cost-efficiency and high precision. This 2-window cuvette is compatible with most standard colorimeters and spectrophotometers, ensuring stable and accurate measurements.
Key Features
- 🧪 Optical Path: 10 mm (1 cm) — the industry standard for most absorbance measurements.
- 🔬 Material: Quartz or Optical Glass with excellent UV/VIS transmittance.
- 🧭 Fabrication: Bonded / Fused / Molded to suit different accuracy, chemical resistance, and cost needs.
- 📐 High manufacturing precision ensures stable optical path and reliable results.
- 🧼 Compatible with most benchtop spectrophotometers and colorimeters.
Material & Wavelength Range
- Optical Glass: VIS (350 – 2000 nm)
- Quartz: UV-VIS (190 – 2500 nm)
Applications
- UV/VIS spectrophotometry
- Colorimetric and concentration analysis
- Water and environmental testing
- Food, beverage, and chemical research
Product Specifications
| Product Name | VLV10 Cuvette | Optical Path Length | 10 mm |
| Volume | Varies by configuration | Number of Windows | 2 |
| Material | Quartz / Optical Glass | Fabrication Method | Bonded / Fused / Molded |
| Center Height (Z) | 8.5 – 20 mm | Package | Cell Only |
Why Choose VLV10
- ✅ Standard 1 cm path length — ideal for most analytical applications
- ✅ Excellent optical precision and chemical resistance
- ✅ Multiple fabrication options for different performance and cost levels
- ✅ Suitable for VIS and UV-VIS measurements
Note: Quartz is recommended for UV measurements.
Molded cuvettes offer the highest optical tolerance, while bonded cuvettes are cost-effective with fast lead times.
Comparison of Fabrication Types
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| *Molded | *Fused | *Bonded | |||
| Visible ( 350 - 2000 nm) | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||
| Transmission Matched | On Request | No | No | ||
| Transmission > 80% | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||
| Resistant to Acids and Bases (except hydrofluoric acid) | Yes | Yes | No | ||
| Resistant to Organic Solvents | Yes | Yes | No | ||
| Usable upto 600°C (1112°F) | Yes | Yes | Yes | ||
| Usable upto 1200°C (2192°F) | Yes | No | No | ||
| 0 Variations Reading | On Request | No | No | ||
| Fabrication | Molded | Assembled with Glass Powder | Assembled with Glue | ||
| Adhesives | No | No | Yes | ||
| Storage | Short Term Storage | Clean After Use | Clean After Use | ||
| Available Material | Optical Glass Material | ||||
| Note | Molded and fused cuvettes and cells are assembled by direct fusion without the use of adhesives throughout the production process. This guarantees resistance against corrosive chemicals and high temperature. Each glass cuvette and cell has excellent transmission from 350nm to 2000nm under visible light range. | ||||







