The ISOLAB Sample Bottles, 500 mL, made from clear polypropylene (PP), are designed for secure sample storage and transport. These bottles are sterile and contain sodium thiosulfate, making them ideal for preserving samples that require dechlorination or neutralization. The 500 mL capacity is perfect for a wide range of samples in research, environmental testing, and industrial applications. Supplied in a pack of 84, these bottles offer a cost-effective solution for high-volume sample collection and storage in laboratories and fieldwork environments.
These sterile sample bottles with sodium thiosulfate are essential for laboratories needing reliable and contamination-free storage containers for sensitive samples.
It are designed for secure sample storage and transport. These bottles are sterile and contain sodium thiosulfate, making them ideal for preserving samples that require dechlorination or neutralization. The 500 mL capacity is perfect for a wide range of samples in research, environmental testing, and industrial applications. Supplied in a pack of 84, these bottles offer a cost-effective solution for high-volume sample collection and storage in laboratories and fieldwork environments.
Yes. It is designed for sample storage, transport, and collection in laboratories and fieldwork requiring dechlorination, and offers a capacity of 500 mL to support this kind of work.
It has a capacity of 500 mL, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 061.
It is made from clear polypropylene (PP) for visibility and durability. It also offers sterile and with sodium thiosulfate for neutralization and preservation, sterile and leak-proof.
For sample storage, transport, and collection in laboratories and fieldwork requiring dechlorination, the ISOLAB model has the edge: it offers a larger capacity than the Gerber model (500 mL versus 50ml). The Gerber model offers a capacity of 50ml and a measurement of 4 ring marks for precise volume indication by comparison.
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