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The LLG Labware PP Microbottles 0.3 mL are ideal for storing small sample volumes in laboratory environments. Made from durable polypropylene (PP), these bottles are resistant to a wide range of chemicals and provide excellent clarity for visual inspection. Featuring a snap ring design, they ensure a secure closure for safe storage and transportation. With a compact size of 32 x 11.6 mm and a 0.3 mL capacity, these microbottles are perfect for precise sample handling and are available in a pack of 100 for convenient bulk use.
This LLG Labware PP Microbottle is a reliable and secure solution for small sample storage and transportation in the laboratory.
Manufacturer P/N
6267115
Part Number
6.267 115
Manufacturer
LLG Labware
Nominal capacity
0.3 ml
NZ $43.36
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
4712521
Part Number
4.712 521
Manufacturer
LLG Labware
Nominal capacity
0.7 ml
It are ideal for storing small sample volumes in laboratory environments. Made from durable polypropylene (PP), these bottles are resistant to a wide range of chemicals and provide excellent clarity for visual inspection. Featuring a snap ring design, they ensure a secure closure for safe storage and transportation. With a compact size of 32 x 11.6 mm and a 0.3 mL capacity, these microbottles are perfect for precise sample handling and are available in a pack of 100 for convenient bulk use.
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