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The Kartell Wide Mouth Bottles, 250 mL PE Graduated, with Closure PP, Pack of 10 are designed for secure and efficient storage and handling of liquids and other substances in laboratory environments. Made from high-quality polyethylene (PE), these bottles offer excellent chemical resistance and durability. The graduated design ensures accurate measurement of contents, while the secure PP closure provides leak-proof sealing, preventing contamination. With a 250 mL capacity and a wide-mouth design, these bottles are perfect for transferring and storing liquids in laboratory settings.
These wide-mouth bottles are essential tools for laboratories, offering secure and accurate storage and handling of liquids during scientific analysis and experimentation.
NZ $18.26
Inc. GST
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0041000 VE=10
Part Number
4.672 390
Manufacturer
Kartell
Ø
61 mm
NZ $34.23
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Manufacturer P/N
0040900 VE=10
Part Number
4.672 387
Manufacturer
Kartell
Ø
48 mm
NZ $34.23
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
0040800 VE=10
Part Number
4.672 391
Manufacturer
Kartell
Ø
40 mm
NZ $22.82
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
0041100 VE=10
Part Number
4.672 392
Manufacturer
Kartell
Ø
75 mm
NZ $36.51
Inc. GST
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0041200 VE=10
Part Number
4.672 388
Manufacturer
Kartell
Ø
93 mm
NZ $63.90
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
0041300 VE=10
Part Number
4.672 389
Manufacturer
Kartell
Ø
115 mm
It are designed for secure and efficient storage and handling of liquids and other substances in laboratory environments. Made from high-quality polyethylene (PE), these bottles offer excellent chemical resistance and durability. The graduated design ensures accurate measurement of contents, while the secure PP closure provides leak-proof sealing, preventing contamination. With a 250 mL capacity and a wide-mouth design, these bottles are perfect for transferring and storing liquids in laboratory settings.
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