Scientific Glassblowing Laboratory (Glass Shop)
Daryl Smith
M–F, 8 AM–4 PM
Building: SCL rm 14
About the core
Maintained by the Department of Chemistry, the Scientific Glassblowing Laboratory (nicknamed the Glass Shop) is staffed by two glassblowers, Daryl Smith and Preston Smith. They work closely with scientists, researchers and other skilled craftsmen to provide exceptional service. All of your glass needs, whether it’s standard catalog items, modifications of existing glassware, or new designs, can be acquired from the Yale Glass Shop and will be more affordable than using other sources.
Join the Glass Laboratory e-mail list, check out these facts about glass, and read about our history.
To submit a request with the Glass Shop, please visit PPMS. Go to the request tab, not the order tab. If you don’t have an account with PPMS, set one up here.
Available to Yale researchers & external researchers
Core website
Products and equipment
Examples of our offerings include adapters, bubblers, bump traps, chromatography columns, condensers, dry-storage jars, filtration funnels, flasks, Kjeldahl traps, Schlenk ware, and vacuum traps. See our products page for more.
To order, use PPMS.
Services
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Glass shop products
Examples of our offerings include adapters, bubblers, bump traps, chromatography columns, condensers, dry-storage jars, filtration funnels, flasks, Kjeldahl traps, Schlenk ware, and vacuum traps.
Available to Yale researchers only
Glass course
Take a class on glass.
Directions
Sterling Chemistry Lab
225 Prospect Street, New Haven, CT
The front entrance faces Sloan Physics Lab. Go through the front door and foyer, then turn right, walk a short distance, turn left, go up a few steps, pass through the double doors and go down the hall. Room 14 is the last room on the right.
Video tutorials
Contacts
Sterling Chemistry Lab, room 14
225 Prospect Street, New Haven, CT
Fax: 203-432-6144
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