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VITLAB Bottle, 500 ml GL 32 Amber Glass, with Plastic Coated Square

Brand:VITLAB

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Material
Soda-lime glass
Nominal capacity
500 ml
Thread
GL 32
Type of closure
Screw cap
UNSPSC
41121804

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Product description

The VITLAB Bottle, 500 ml GL 32 Amber Glass, with Plastic Coated Square is designed to provide secure and UV-resistant storage for light-sensitive substances in laboratories. Made from high-quality amber glass, it protects its contents from harmful UV rays, ensuring chemical stability. The square form allows for efficient and compact storage, while the plastic coating adds an extra layer of protection to prevent breakage. Ideal for storing liquids, powders, and other sensitive materials.

Key Features:

  • Brand: VITLAB
  • Material: Amber glass with plastic coating
  • Capacity: 500 ml
  • Design: Square form for efficient storage
  • Protection: UV light protection for sensitive substances
  • Cap: GL 32 threaded neck for secure sealing
  • Application: Ideal for storing light-sensitive liquids and powders

This VITLAB Bottle is perfect for laboratories requiring durable, UV-protected storage for various materials, ensuring secure handling and long-lasting stability.

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Bottle 500 ml, GL 32 amber glass with plastic coated, square

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Part Number

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Manufacturer P/N

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Part Number

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Manufacturer

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Nominal capacity

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed to provide secure and UV-resistant storage for light-sensitive substances in laboratories. Made from high-quality amber glass, it protects its contents from harmful UV rays, ensuring chemical stability. The square form allows for efficient and compact storage, while the plastic coating adds an extra layer of protection to prevent breakage. Ideal for storing liquids, powders, and other sensitive materials.

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