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Thermo Scientific Media Square Bottles 60 mL 60 mL, With Septa Closure Pack of 200

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HS Code #
39233010
Depth
41 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
41 x 41 x 82 mm
Height
82 mm
Material
PETG
Neck int. Ø
18 mm
Nominal capacity
60 ml
Type of closure
Screw cap
UNSPSC
41121804
Width
41 mm

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Product description

The Thermo Scientific Media Square Bottles 60 mL 60 mL, With Septa Closure Pack of 200 is designed for sealing of laboratory containers and culture vessels with 60 mL, supplied as a pack of 200. This Thermo Scientific closure supports reliable laboratory and scientific workflows.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Thermo Scientific
  • Product Type: Closure
  • Capacity: 60 mL
  • Pack Size: Pack of 200
  • Application: Sealing of laboratory containers and culture vessels

This Thermo Scientific closure is suitable for laboratories requiring accurate specifications, dependable handling, and consistent day-to-day use.

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It is designed for sealing of laboratory containers and culture vessels with 60 mL, supplied as a pack of 200. This Thermo Scientific closure supports reliable laboratory and scientific workflows.

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