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Bürkle Safety Bag for Samples, 2000 mL, 370 x 245 mm, Pack of 100

Brand:Burkle

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Colour
Colourless
Dimensions (WxH)
245 x 370 mm
Height
370 mm
Material
LDPE
Max. temp. resistance
40 °C
Min. temp. resistance
-5 °C
Nominal capacity
2000 ml
Temperature resistance
-5 ... 40 °C
Thickness
0.06 mm
UNSPSC
41104105

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Product description

The Burkle Safety Bag For Samples, 2000 mL, 370 x 245 mm, Pack Of 100 is designed for safe transportation, clear identification, and complete traceability of sensitive samples. Featuring a tamper-proof closure with visible void marking, these bags support secure sample logistics and retained sample documentation.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Burkle
  • Capacity: 2000 mL
  • Size: 370 x 245 mm
  • Closure: Tamper-proof closure with visible void marking
  • Identification: 8-digit consecutive numbering for clear identification and traceability
  • Labelling Fields: Fields for name, batch, customer, location, date, and signature
  • Barcode: Barcode 128 for fast, automated data capture
  • Security Feature: Tear-off tab with control number for easy handling and double security
  • Material: Made from 80% recycled material
  • Packaging: Pack of 100

These Burkle safety bags are suitable for users requiring secure, traceable, and clearly documented sample transport and storage.

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Safety bag for samples, 2000 ml, 370x245 mm pack of 100

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Part Number

4.717 926

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Dimensions (WxH)

245 x 370 mm

Safety bag for samples, 500 ml, 275x145 mm pack of 100

Manufacturer P/N

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Part Number

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Safety bag for samples, 1000 ml, 300x195 mm pack of 100

Manufacturer P/N

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Part Number

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Dimensions (WxH)

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Frequently asked questions

The Burkle Safety Bag For Samples, 2000 mL, 370 is designed for safe transportation, clear identification, and complete traceability of sensitive samples. The stated format and features make the product suitable for routine laboratory work within that application.

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