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Thermo Nalgene Wide Mouth Bottles, 250 mL, PMP

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Autoclavable
Yes
Cap size
43 mm
Colour
Transparent
Ø
58 mm
Height
125 mm
Material
PMP
Material closure
PP
Max. temp. resistance
175 °C
Min. temp. resistance
20 °C
Neck int. Ø
33 mm

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Product description

The Thermo Nalgene Wide Mouth Bottles, 250 mL, made from premium-grade PMP (Polymethylpentene), offer excellent clarity, chemical resistance, and durability for a wide range of laboratory and industrial applications. The wide mouth design makes it easy to fill and pour liquids or powders, while the lightweight PMP material ensures ease of handling. These bottles are ideal for use in sample storage, mixing, and transportation of various substances.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Thermo Nalgene
  • Material: Polymethylpentene (PMP) for clarity and chemical resistance
  • Capacity: 250 mL for versatile sample storage
  • Design: Wide mouth for easy filling and pouring
  • Application: Ideal for laboratory and industrial applications
  • Packaging: Available individually or in bulk

Thermo Nalgene Wide Mouth Bottles provide an efficient and reliable solution for storing and handling a variety of substances in both research and industrial environments.

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2107-0008

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Manufacturer P/N

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Manufacturer P/N

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Part Number

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Manufacturer

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The Thermo Nalgene Wide Mouth Bottles, 250 mL, made from premium-grade PMP (Polymethylpentene), offer excellent clarity, chemical resistance, and durability for a wide range of laboratory and industrial applications. The wide mouth design makes it easy to fill and pour liquids or powders, while the lightweight PMP material ensures ease of handling. These bottles are ideal for use in sample storage, mixing, and transportation of various substances.

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