VITLAB Reagent Bottle, 1000 ml Wide Neck Opaque PP, with NS Stopper NS 60/46

The VITLAB Reagent Bottle 1000 ml is designed for the secure storage of light-sensitive substances. Constructed from opaque, pigmented polypropylene (PP), it offers excellent chemical resistance and durability. The wide neck facilitates easy filling, making it ideal for liquids, powders, and paste-like materials. Equipped with a precision-ground NS 60/46 PP stopper, this bottle ensures a tight seal to prevent contamination. Autoclavable at 121°C (2 bar) according to DIN EN 285 standards.

Key Features:

• Brand: VITLAB
• Capacity: 1000 ml
• Material: Opaque, pigmented polypropylene (PP)
• Neck: Wide mouth with NS 60/46 ground joint
• Stopper: PP stopper included
• Autoclavable: Yes, at 121°C (2 bar) per DIN EN 285
• Application: Suitable for storing light-sensitive liquids, powders, and pastes

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the VITLAB Reagent Bottle, 1000 ml Wide Neck Opaque PP, with NS Stopper NS 60/46 used for?

It is designed for the secure storage of light-sensitive substances. Constructed from opaque, pigmented polypropylene (PP), it offers excellent chemical resistance and durability. The wide neck facilitates easy filling, making it ideal for liquids, powders, and paste-like materials. Equipped with a precision-ground NS 60/46 PP stopper, this bottle ensures a tight seal to prevent contamination. Autoclavable at 121°C (2 bar) according to DIN EN 285 standards.

2. Is this product suitable for storing light-sensitive liquids, powders, and pastes?

Yes. It is designed for storing light-sensitive liquids, powders, and pastes, and offers a capacity of 1000 ml to support this kind of work.

3. What capacity does this product have?

It has a capacity of 1000 ml.

4. What is this product made from and what features does it include?

It is made from opaque, pigmented polypropylene (PP). It also offers wide mouth with NS 60/46 ground joint, PP stopper included and yes, at 121°C (2 bar) per DIN EN 285.