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DWK Wash Bottles 1000 mL Wide Neck with Write-on Labels and Adhesive Hazard Labels, Multi-lingual, Pack of 5

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Material
LDPE
Nominal capacity
1000 ml
UNSPSC
24122001

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The DWK Wash Bottles are designed for convenience and safety in laboratory settings. With a 1000 mL capacity, wide neck design, and multi-lingual adhesive hazard labels, these bottles are perfect for controlled dispensing and labelling. The write-on labels make it easy to identify contents, while the adhesive hazard labels ensure compliance with safety standards.

Key Features:

  • Brand: DWK
  • Capacity: 1000 mL
  • Neck Type: Wide neck design for easy filling and dispensing
  • Labeling: Write-on labels and multi-lingual adhesive hazard labels
  • Packaging: Pack of 5 bottles

These wash bottles are an essential laboratory tool, designed for safe handling and easy identification of liquids.

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Wash bottles 1000 ml, wide neck with write on labels and adhesive hazard labels, multi-lingual, pack of 5

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WGW020VTML

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6.253 215

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Nominal capacity

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Wash bottles 500 ml, wide neck with write on label areas and adhesive hazard symbols, multi-lingual, pack of 5

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WGW002VTML

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6.230 922

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It are designed for convenience and safety in laboratory settings. With a 1000 mL capacity, wide neck design, and multi-lingual adhesive hazard labels, these bottles are perfect for controlled dispensing and labelling. The write-on labels make it easy to identify contents, while the adhesive hazard labels ensure compliance with safety standards.

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