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Crimp Neck Vials N 11, 1.5 ml amber, flat bottom, wide opening, pack of 100

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With labelling field

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HS Code #
70172000
Bottom shape
Flat
Cap size
ND11
Colour
Brown
Ø
11.6 mm
Dimensions (ØxH)
11.6 x 32.0 mm
Height
32.0 mm
Material
Glass
Nominal capacity
1.5 ml
UNSPSC
41115724
With labelling field
No

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Standard glass vials with wide opening.

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