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BRAND Dropper Bottle 50 ml, PTFE PLASTIBRAND, with Drip Attachment and Cap with Screw Closure

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Colour
White
Ø
43 mm
Dimensions (ØxH)
43 x 100 mm
Height
100 mm
Material
PTFE
Nominal capacity
50 ml
UNSPSC
41121821

$200.22

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Product description

The BRAND Dropper Bottle 50 ml is made from high-quality PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene), offering excellent chemical resistance and durability for laboratory use. This dropper bottle comes with a drip attachment and a cap with screw closure, providing secure and precise dispensing of liquids. With a 50 ml capacity, it is ideal for storing and dispensing chemicals and other laboratory liquids with accuracy and safety.

Key Features:

  • Brand: BRAND
  • Material: High-quality PTFE PLASTIBRAND for chemical resistance and durability
  • Capacity: 50 ml for efficient liquid storage and dispensing
  • Attachment: Drip attachment for precise liquid dispensing
  • Closure: Screw cap ensures secure and leak-free storage
  • Application: Ideal for dispensing and storing chemicals and liquids in the laboratory

The BRAND Dropper Bottle with PTFE construction, drip attachment, and screw closure is a must-have for laboratories requiring secure and precise liquid dispensing solutions.

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Part Number

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Ø

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Part Number

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Frequently asked questions

It is made from high-quality PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene), offering excellent chemical resistance and durability for laboratory use. This dropper bottle comes with a drip attachment and a cap with screw closure, providing secure and precise dispensing of liquids. With a 50 ml capacity, it is ideal for storing and dispensing chemicals and other laboratory liquids with accuracy and safety.

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