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DWK Media-Lab Bottles 100 ml Pyrex, with Red Cap, Pack of 10

Specifications

HS Code #
70172000
Ø
56 mm
Height with cap
100 mm
Material
Borosilicate
Material closure
PES
Max. temp. resistance
180 °C
Nominal capacity
100 ml
Standard
DIN ISO 4796
Thread
GL 45
Type of closure
Screw cap
UNSPSC
41121804

NZ $476.95

Inc. GST

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Product description

The DWK 100 mL Media Lab Bottles are ideal for storing and dispensing media or chemicals in laboratory settings. Made from durable Pyrex glass, these bottles feature a red cap for secure sealing and easy identification. The pack includes 10 bottles, providing a reliable solution for your laboratory needs.

Key Features:

  • Brand: DWK
  • Material: Pyrex glass for strength and chemical resistance
  • Capacity: 100 mL per bottle
  • Cap Color: Red cap for secure closure and easy identification
  • Packaging: Pack of 10 bottles

These media lab bottles are essential for laboratories requiring durable and reliable storage solutions for various chemicals and media.

Frequently asked questions

It are ideal for storing and dispensing media or chemicals in laboratory settings. Made from durable Pyrex glass, these bottles feature a red cap for secure sealing and easy identification. The pack includes 10 bottles, providing a reliable solution for your laboratory needs.

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