The Thermo Nalgene Wide Neck Bottle, 125 ml, HDPE, Amber, Pack of 72 is designed for secure and reliable storage of chemicals and laboratory samples. Made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), these bottles offer excellent chemical resistance and durability. The amber color protects contents from light degradation, making them ideal for light-sensitive substances. The wide neck design allows for easy filling and cleaning, and the screw cap ensures a secure closure, preventing spills and contamination. This pack of 72 bottles is perfect for labs that require bulk storage solutions.
This Thermo Nalgene wide neck bottle pack is an essential tool for laboratories needing a durable, reliable, and light-protective storage solution in bulk.
It is designed for secure and reliable storage of chemicals and laboratory samples. Made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), these bottles offer excellent chemical resistance and durability. The amber color protects contents from light degradation, making them ideal for light-sensitive substances. The wide neck design allows for easy filling and cleaning, and the screw cap ensures a secure closure, preventing spills and contamination. This pack of 72 bottles is perfect for labs that require bulk storage solutions.
Yes. It is designed for laboratory storage, especially for light-sensitive materials, and offers a capacity of 125 ml per bottle to support this kind of work.
It has a capacity of 125 ml per bottle, and is supplied under manufacturer part number DS2185-0004 VE72.
It is made from HDPE (high-density polyethylene) for durability and chemical resistance. It also offers amber to protect contents from light exposure and wide neck for easy filling, pouring, and cleaning.
For laboratory storage, especially for light-sensitive materials, the Thermo Scientific model has the edge: it offers a larger capacity than the VITLAB model (125 ml per bottle versus 50 ml). The VITLAB model offers a capacity of 50 ml by comparison.
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