WHEATON® LAB 45™ Reagent Bottles, Amber Soda-lime Glass, 1000mL Skip to the beginning of the images gallery See all 5 items in this product family
DWK Reagent Bottle, Narrow Neck, Soda-Lime Glass, Amber, Standard Taper Ground Joint Neck manufactured by DWK Life Science is made from soda-lime glass. This bottle can withstand a maximum usage temperature of +100℃ and features thermal shock resistance 30 K. Application: For storage of reagents
The 1000ml Amber Reagent Bottle produced by Aijiren has many special designs. The wide mouth design is to make the pouring and adding of reagents more convenient. Aijiren’s 1000ml Amber Reagent Bottle uses extremely inert soda-lime glass, which will not react with the reagents used for detection and affect the experimental results.
Reagent Bottles found in: DWK Life Sciences (Wheaton) Clear Reagent Bottles, Narrow Mouth, DWK Life Sciences (Wheaton) Reagent Bottle, Wide Mouth,.. For general use or providing protection of light sensitive products and samples, our amber bottles are constructed of soda-lime glass and have a space-saving square design.
This Coplin staining jar is manufactured from soda-lime glass with heavy walls and a broad base for increased stability. It is used for staining slides, or as a developing chamber for thin-layer chromatography. This unit holds five 3 x 1in (75 x 25mm) slides vertically, or 10 slides back-to-back.
The 1000ml Amber Reagent Bottle produced by Aijiren has many special designs. The wide mouth design is to make the pouring and adding of reagents more convenient. Aijiren’s 1000ml Amber Reagent Bottle uses extremely inert soda-lime glass, which will not react with the reagents used for detection and affect the experimental results.
The WHEATON ® screwcap reagent bottles are also graduated and have a phenolic screwcap. Reagent bottles manufactured from both borosilicate and soda-lime glass can be supplied with glass and plastic stoppers. Soda-lime glass bottles in clear and amber glass are available in both the MBL ® and WHEATON ® ranges.
Round Dispensing Reagent Bottles made from Type I Borosilicate Glass offer superior chemical resistance. Type III Soda Lime Glass offers modest chemical resistance and is typically used when packaging dry powders or buffers with low pH sensitivity. Amber bottles help to protect contents from UV rays and are ideal for light-sensitive products.
Type I Borosilicate Glass is higher quality and more resistant to thermal shock than common Type III soda lime glass. Type I borosilicate glass is less subject to thermal stress and is commonly used for the construction of reagent bottles and labware. Well known makers of Type I glass include Pyrex® and Duran®, among others.
2020/08/04 · Reagent bottles manufactured from both borosilicate and soda-lime glass can be supplied with glass and plastic stoppers. Any requirement about Reagent Bottle ,please contact with Aijiren,having foucusing on reagent bottle since 2009.
Amber Glass Bottle at Thomas Scientific Boston Round Amber Type III Glass Bottles feature caps for the 125 and 250 mL sizes that are ultrasonically bonded with a 0.125” PTFE-lined, silicone liner. Caps for the 500 and 1000 mL sizes are equipped with a friction-fit PTFE liner which can easily be replaced if necessary.
MBL® Reagent bottles amber soda-lime glass Storage bottles for light sensitive reagents Ideal for the storage of light sensitive materials, these amber colour bottles are manufactured from soda-lime glass and are supplied with polyethylene stoppers. Complies with ISO 4796-2 Amber soda-lime glass bottles with ground neck UV absorbent up to 500nm
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Wheaton “910” soda-lime flint amber glass protects light-sensitive samples. If a bottle is accidentally broken, the PVC based plastisol coating on the outside of bottle retains the contents long enough for proper disposal.
Thermal shock resistance 30 K. Hydrolytic class 3. Note on using DURAN® glass stoppers with soda-lime glass bottles: If the bottle and the stopper have a temperature difference greater than 30 °C, the glass stoppers can become stuck! Classic narrow-neck, glass-stoppered reagent bottles in amber soda lime glass.