The VITLAB Safety Wash Bottle (500 ml) is designed for precise and safe dispensing of xylol in laboratory environments. Constructed from high-quality low-density polyethylene (PE-LD), this bottle offers excellent chemical resistance and durability.
Key Features:
Brand: VITLAB
Capacity: 500 ml – ideal for laboratory use
Material: PE-LD for superior flexibility and chemical compatibility
Design: Wide-neck GL 45 for easy filling and maintenance
Safety Feature: Integrated vent cap closure for controlled dispensing
Chemical Compatibility: Optimized for handling xylol safely
Application: Suitable for research, industrial, and educational laboratory settings
The VITLAB 500 ml safety wash bottle ensures safe and controlled dispensing of xylol, making it an essential addition to any laboratory.
It is designed for precise and safe dispensing of xylol in laboratory environments. Constructed from high-quality low-density polyethylene (PE-LD), this bottle offers excellent chemical resistance and durability.
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