We sell lab equipment we'd be willing to use ourselves.

Dragon Labs LLC is a laboratory equipment supplier based in Scottsdale, Arizona. We specialise in fluid handling — the pumps, dosing hardware and consumables that quietly decide whether a method is repeatable or not.

Laboratory glassware being handled at a bench

Our approach

Fewer products, better answers

Plenty of suppliers will sell you a catalogue. We'd rather carry a narrow range and actually know it — which pump head suits your tubing, what the MODBUS register map looks like, whether the analog input needs the 4–20 mA option for your controller.

That's why our listings are configurable rather than generic, and why a configuration we can't price properly shows as "request a quote" instead of a guess. If a spec on this site turns out to be wrong, we want to hear about it.

  • Specified before it ships. We confirm the head, channel count and control options against your application.
  • Checked, not just forwarded. Instruments are powered up and run through their modes before they're packed.
  • Support after the sale. Setup and programming questions go to a person, not a ticket queue.

Where we operate

Based in Arizona, shipping across the USA

Orders are picked and packed in Scottsdale and go out by ground carrier with tracking.

Scottsdale, Arizona
United States
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to all 50 states
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What we believe

Three things we won't compromise on

Honest specifications

Every figure we publish comes from the manufacturer's documentation. Where a range depends on the configuration you choose, we say so rather than quoting the best case.

No blind pricing

A configuration without a confirmed price cannot be bought online here. It shows as a quote request instead — so nothing is ever sold to you at a price we guessed.

Clear terms up front

Shipping cost, dispatch time, warranty and our no-refund policy are all published before you reach checkout — not buried in a confirmation email.

Tell us what you're building

Flow rate, fluid, tubing size, duty cycle — send us those four things and we'll tell you exactly what to order.