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DWK Wheaton Roller Bottles, 1760ml, with 45mm White Polypropylene Screw Cap, with Inner Sealing Ring and Pouring Ring

Brand:DWK Life Sciences

Specifications

Ø: 110 mm
Dimensions (ØxH): 110 x 285 mm
Height: 285 mm
Material: Boro 3.3
Material lid: PP
Nominal capacity: 1760 ml
UNSPSC: 41122105
With lid: Yes

$969.22

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Product description

The DWK Wheaton Roller Bottles 1760ml are designed for cell culture applications, offering excellent durability and performance. These bottles feature a 45mm white polypropylene screw cap with an inner sealing ring and pouring ring, providing a secure seal and easy handling for liquid transfers. Made from high-quality polypropylene, these bottles are resistant to chemicals and are perfect for use in laboratories and research facilities. The 1760ml capacity ensures ample space for culturing large volumes of cells.

Key Features:

Brand: DWK Wheaton
Capacity: 1760ml
Cap: 45mm white polypropylene screw cap with inner sealing ring and pouring ring
Material: Polypropylene for chemical resistance and durability
Application: Ideal for cell culture and laboratory use

These roller bottles are an essential component for laboratories requiring high-quality, secure, and reliable bottles for large-volume cell culture processes.

Frequently asked questions

It are designed for cell culture applications, offering excellent durability and performance. These bottles feature a 45mm white polypropylene screw cap with an inner sealing ring and pouring ring, providing a secure seal and easy handling for liquid transfers. Made from high-quality polypropylene, these bottles are resistant to chemicals and are perfect for use in laboratories and research facilities. The 1760ml capacity ensures ample space for culturing large volumes of cells.

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