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Thermo Nalgene Erlenmeyer Flask, 250 mL, PP is a durable and chemically resistant laboratory flask designed for mixing, culturing, and sample preparation. Made from premium polypropylene, it offers excellent chemical compatibility and durability for routine laboratory use. Its transparent design provides clear visibility of liquid levels, while the moulded graduations ensure precise measurement. The flask is autoclavable, allowing for safe and repeated sterilisation. Compatible with standard-size stoppers, it provides flexibility for a wide range of laboratory procedures.
Note: To be used with stoppers in standard sizes. Please order stoppers separately.
The Thermo Nalgene Erlenmeyer Flask 250 mL PP combines strength, chemical resistance, and clarity—making it a dependable choice for laboratories performing everyday liquid handling and storage applications.
Manufacturer P/N
4102-0250
Part Number
9.140 974
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Bottom Ø
80 mm
Manufacturer P/N
4102-2000
Part Number
7.048 637
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Bottom Ø
162 mm
Manufacturer P/N
4102-1000
Part Number
9.140 976
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Bottom Ø
140 mm
Manufacturer P/N
4102-0125
Part Number
9.140 973
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Bottom Ø
68 mm
Thermo Nalgene Erlenmeyer Flask, 250 mL, PP is a durable and chemically resistant laboratory flask designed for mixing, culturing, and sample preparation. Made from premium polypropylene, it offers excellent chemical compatibility and durability for routine laboratory use. Its transparent design provides clear visibility of liquid levels, while the moulded graduations ensure precise measurement. The flask is autoclavable, allowing for safe and repeated sterilisation. Compatible with standard-size stoppers, it provides flexibility for a wide range of laboratory procedures.
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