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http://www.aceglass.com

Custom scientific glassware from Vineland, NJ -- the US [world?] capital of scientific glassware. 

http://www.airproducts.com/

http://www.calbiochem.com

a division of CN Biosciences, Inc., an affiliate of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt. Register for free, browse the catalogs, get MSDS, etc.

http://www.chembridge.com/

established provider of discovery chemical products and services, combinatorial libraries, handcrafted producted collections, and related services.

http://www.chemnet.com

supplier network; has English- and Chinese-language versions;  free searching; apply for membership

http://www.coleparmer.com/index.asp

Cole-Parmer Technical Library

http://www.coleparmer.com/techinfo/default.asp?openlist=D,E,C

A major supplier of technical items. Lots of useful info at the Tech Library.

http://www.combichem.net/files/core.htm

combinatorial chemistry links, suppliers, news, events, jobs, ... sign up and you'll get bombarded with e-mails and calls from eager salesfolk in the areas of interest you selected

http://www.directtextbook.com/textbooks/13570_Chemistry

book price comparison site that allows you to search for the best prices on new and used Chemistry books at online booksellers like Barnes and Noble, Amazon and many more.

http://www.teachersource.com/

"The master teacher's source for science workshop supplies!"

https://www1.fishersci.com/index.jsp

register for free and gain online access to ordering, catalogs [from which you can get MSDS], safety info, and much more.

http://www.flinnsci.com/

Often has the best prices; known for their commitment to safety. Has both bulk chemicals and prepackaged experiments.

http://www.indigo.com/

suppliers of molecular models and an interesting variety of other scientific equipment
  

https://www.labsafety.com/

the online division of Lab Safety Supply, Janesville, WI. The premier source of laboratory safety equipment -- get their hardcopy catalog!

sponsored by: MSDSPro™, Industrial Safety & Hygiene News, ChemAdvisor®, Inc., and Occupational Health and Safety magazine

http://www.msdsprovider.net/Site/msdsprovider.nsf/about

"...a website dedicated to providing free access to MSDSs direct from the manufacturer. These MSDSs can be downloaded directly into MSDSpro Classic, PlusWeb, or Enterprise. Once downloaded, MSDSpro will automatically update the MSDSs for you when the manufacturer makes any changes. This service is FREE, there is no fee or subscription needed."

So what's the catch? The MSDSpro programs you need to make this work as described aren't  free. How well does it all work? I really don't know. But you can get a free 60-day tryout from MSDSpro -- see their entry in my MSDS section. And you can still use their manufacturer index to link to the manufacturer's MSDS site and search it yourself -- and believe me, their manufacturer list is a lot bigger than this puny "Suppliers" page!

http://www.msdssolutions.com/en/index.asp?lang=2

Upon completion of their free registration offer, you can access more than 1 Million MSDS published by 15,000 manufacturers; open, view and print MSDS, and store up to 50 of them free in a "specific library" of MSDS. They offer a substantial range of MSDS management services and products for sale.

http://www.sciencestuff.com/

a science supply company run by an educator

http://www.sigma-aldrich.com/saws.nsf/Home?OpenFrameset

http://www.sigma-aldrich.com/saws.nsf/ProductSearch?OpenFrameset

includes access to MSDS, tech info sheets, etc.

http://www.sigma-aldrich.com/combichem

utilized by MPC's award-winning MATE undersea robot

http://www.accuaire.com

This is Swiki Anderson's  company, specializing in laboratory ventilation and fume hood systems. There is useful technical and regulatory information at this site as well.

http://www.saai-svc.com/

A frequent and intelligent  contributor to the Labsafety-L listserv [albeit with a vested self-interest in the matters under discussion], Swiki is very involved with fume hoods, HVAC, IAQ, etc. Lots of useful info in the Tech Notes section.

http://www.calibre.co.nz/index.htm

Fabricators of fume cupboards ["hoods," to us Yanks], exhaust systems, ductless hoods, and chemical storage cupboards [US "cabinets"]. Calibre's Director, Malcolm Hubbert, is also a frequent Labsafety-L contributor.

http://www.phoenixcontrols.com/

manufacturer/installer of airflow control systems designed for laboratories. Check out their demonstration videos of containment tests and low air flow.

http://www2.justnet.ne.jp/~k_funa/chem_e/alphabe.html

a great source for CAS numbers [as well as for many exotic chemicals]