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Borosil® Reagent Bottles are perfect for storing media, solvents, and other materials. Sturdy ground glass necks for long-term durability. Solid glass flat-head stoppers, easy-to-read graduations and capacities, marking spots for labeling.
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High density polyethylene bottles are made only from high quality laboratory grade resin materials that comply with a number of regulatory specifications including: USP Class VI, EP monographs, EU food-contact directives, CONEG, RoHS, CA Prop 65, SARA Title III Sec. 313, and 21 CFR pt 177.1520 for food contact.
Clear or amber 20 mL capacity 24-400 screw cap Clear vials are manufactured from Wheaton 33 low extractable borosilicate glass that meets ASTM Type 1 Class A and USP Type 1 standards. Amber vials are manufactured from Wheaton 320 amber glass that meets ASTM Type 1 Class B and
Stock up on lab vials at Grainger to help ensure you'll have the right vial when you need it. Polyethylene vials with caps can safely store samples for food, dairy, cosmetics, petroleum and environmental laboratories. Autosampling chromatography vials feature high-quality materials to help meet demanding industry specifications and tolerances.
and writing space Volumes:1.2mL -5.0mL External threads Temperature range: -196°C to 121°C. Polypropylene (PP) Autoclavable Sample tubes idea for storage and transporting serums and other biological material. All tubes have a round bottom, except 1224L46 which has a conical bottom.
positive vial identification numbers and letters are molded into each holder's upper surface. Designed to hold 1.2, 2.0 and 5.0 mL sizes of Nalgene cryogenic vials. Autoclavable; solid construction and rubber feet make it stable on the bench top. Stackable when empty to save space. 50 Place Holders
Bottles typically have an opening that is smaller in diameter than the rest of the container. Bottles are available in specific shapes, like Boston rounds, packers, square, media, and other specialty styles. Bottles may be made from glass (clear or amber), natural or colored plastics, plastic-coated glass, and sometimes metal.
16-Ounce “Brown” Glass Boston Round Bottles with 28-400 Caps and Chalk Labels (2-Pack) Our amber glass bottles provide great replacements for all your household and aromatherapy applications. With the included airtight caps and erasable chalk labels, it is easy to use these over and over again. Use for: Essential oil blends
Mandatory use of 40mL pre-cleaned borosilicate amber EPA vials with septa caps (PTFE-lined silicone), purchased from a major laboratory supplier; quality assurance grade is not necessary (e.g. Fisher # 05-719-102UC; 72/cs). Please order your EPA vials early; they are often back-ordered. NOTE: Please do not send 60 ml EPA vials. They do not fit
Amber or black materials are available for light-sensitive samples. Many are autoclavable and reusable, some are designed to be disposable and single-use only. Tubes and vials are supplied in a range of heights, diameters, wall thicknesses, bottom shapes (round or flat), rim and closure styles in capacities from a few microlitres up to 25mL.
40 dram (148 mL) Amber Polypropylene Pharmacy Vials (Pill Containers) with Snap Caps. These plastic vials are made from translucent, light resistant amber polypropylene. These plastic vials conform to USP light standards for light transmission and USP light standards to protect the contents from contamination.
Lab Glass & Plasticware. Carolina has all your Lab Essentials under one roof. With over 90 years of science expertise, we have worked diligently to identify and meet the needs of science education and bring those products to you. We have everything you need to outfit or replenish your lab - all at a 100% unconditional guarantee.
The “ Federal Law Forbids Sale or Reuse of this Bottle ” phrase was required on all liquor bottles sold within the United States that were made between 1935 and 1964. . However, some bottles that date up to the early 1970s have also been seen with this warning embossed on t
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