The LLG Short Thread Bottles ND9, Wide Opening Micro-Vials, 1.5 mL, PP, 32 x 11.6 mm, Transparent, With Filling Mark, Pack Of 1000 are designed for reliable sample storage and handling in laboratory applications. Made from PP, these transparent micro-vials feature a filling mark for easy volume reference and a wide opening design for convenient sample transfer.
Key Features:
Brand: LLG
Product Type: Short thread bottles / micro-vials
Neck Type: ND9
Capacity: 1.5 mL
Material: PP
Dimensions: 32 x 11.6 mm
Colour: Transparent
Design: Wide opening with filling mark
Application: Suitable for laboratory sample storage and handling
Packaging: Pack of 1000
These LLG short thread bottles are a practical choice for laboratories requiring transparent PP micro-vials with filling marks for routine sample preparation and storage.
The ND9 is designed for laboratory sample storage and handling. This short thread bottles / micro-vials format supports routine laboratory work in that application.
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