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The Thermo Aspirator Bottles are made from polypropylene (PP) and feature a stopcock for controlled liquid dispensing. With a capacity of 10 litres, these bottles are ideal for storing and dispensing nutritive media, distilled water, and other solutions in laboratory settings. Featuring an 83 mm diameter neck, screw cap, shoulder handles, and graduation markings, they offer convenient and safe handling. The leakproof design ensures reliable performance, and the bottles are autoclavable for sterile applications.
The Thermo Aspirator Bottles are a reliable and versatile solution for laboratories requiring safe and precise liquid storage and dispensing at large volumes.
Manufacturer P/N
2319-0020
Part Number
9.002 721
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Nominal capacity
10 l
Manufacturer P/N
2319-0050
Part Number
9.002 722
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Nominal capacity
20 l
Manufacturer P/N
2319-0130
Part Number
9.002 723
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Nominal capacity
50 l
It are made from polypropylene (PP) and feature a stopcock for controlled liquid dispensing. With a capacity of 10 litres, these bottles are ideal for storing and dispensing nutritive media, distilled water, and other solutions in laboratory settings. Featuring an 83 mm diameter neck, screw cap, shoulder handles, and graduation markings, they offer convenient and safe handling. The leakproof design ensures reliable performance, and the bottles are autoclavable for sterile applications.
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