The Kartell Wide Mouth Bottle, 50 mL PE Graduated, with Closure GL 32 is designed for safe storage and precise measurement of small volumes of liquids in laboratory environments. Made from high-quality polyethylene (PE), this bottle is durable and resistant to chemicals. The wide mouth design allows for easy filling and emptying, while the graduated markings ensure accurate volume measurement. The secure GL 32 closure guarantees leak-proof storage, making this bottle ideal for holding small quantities of chemicals, reagents, or solvents in laboratory applications.
This wide mouth bottle is an essential tool for laboratories, providing secure storage and accurate measurement for small quantities of liquid materials.
It is designed for safe storage and precise measurement of small volumes of liquids in laboratory environments. Made from high-quality polyethylene (PE), this bottle is durable and resistant to chemicals. The wide mouth design allows for easy filling and emptying, while the graduated markings ensure accurate volume measurement. The secure GL 32 closure guarantees leak-proof storage, making this bottle ideal for holding small quantities of chemicals, reagents, or solvents in laboratory applications.
Yes. It is designed for storing small volumes of chemicals, reagents, and solvents, and offers a capacity of 50 mL to support this kind of work.
It has a capacity of 50 mL, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 160800.
It is made from polyethylene (PE) for chemical resistance and durability. It also offers wide mouth for easy filling and emptying, clear markings for precise volume measurement and leak-proof GL 32 closure for secure storage.
For storing small volumes of chemicals, reagents, and solvents, the Kartell model has the edge: it offers a larger capacity than the Thermo Scientific model (50 mL versus 30 mL (1 oz.)). The Thermo Scientific model offers a capacity of 30 mL (1 oz.) and a closure size of 28 mm polypropylene screw cap by comparison.
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