250Ml Amber Glass Reagent Bottle

All hybex bottles have permanent, white enamel graduations for volume measurement and a white identification box for marking or coding. All hybex media bottles include a drip-free sealing ring as well as a standard blue polypropylene (GL45) sealing cap. Bottles are also available with green, purple, white and yellow caps, or in an assortment pack containing two of each color.

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Autoclavable PP screw cap and pouring ring
PP pouring ring designed for drip-free operation
Clear scales and large marking area
These complete bottles are autoclavable and sterilizable
These bottles are highly mechanically durable and chemically resistant

The reagent bottle produced by Aijiren has a low thermal expansion coefficient (3.3), which provides far better heat resistance than standard laboratory glass (or soda lime glass). Aijiren glass can withstand temperatures from -70 to 500°C, so it can be reused in freezers, microwave ovens, autoclaves and dry heat sterilizers.

This Reagent Bottle is made from borosilicate glass and is great for containing liquids and powders. Featuring a white wadded screw cap, it ensures that chemicals are safely stored on shelves or in a cabinet. This bottle has a 100ml capacity and is ideal for use in the science classroom or laboratory.

Reagent bottles, also known as media bottles or graduated bottles, are containers made of glass, plastic, borosilicate or related substances, and topped by special caps or stoppers. They are intended to contain chemicals in liquid or powder form for laboratories and stored in cabinets or on shelves.
Vials and closures listed in this section are designed, engineered, and manufactured for optimum performance with HPLC and LC/MS applications. A great deal of energy, money, and time can be spent on sample preparation. The last thing you need is for a sample vial to contribute to contamination resulting in complicated data interpretation or complete reanalysis. By using certified vials that are nearly contaminant free, you can reduce the risk significantly by using vial products made specifically for these applications.

Screw caps are the most common type of cap for GL45 reagent bottles. They feature a threaded design that allows for a secure closure by twisting the cap onto the bottle neck. Screw caps provide a tight seal, preventing leaks, evaporation, and contamination of the reagent. They are often made of materials such as polypropylene or high-density polyethylene (HDPE), which offer good chemical resistance. Screw caps can be easily removed and replaced, making them convenient for frequent access to the reagent.

With a large enough change in temperature, the neck of the bottle can actually crack if it shrinks too tight around the stopper. Additionally, if hot liquid is poured in the bottle, the liquid will form an air-tight seal between the stopper and bottle and as the liquid and steam in the bottle cool and shrink, the stopper will be pulled down into the bottle neck.? This is the same principle that makes the center of a canning jar lid pop down until the seal is released.

The  GL45 Reagent Bottle is made from high-quality borosilicate glass, ensuring durability and chemical resistance. This glass material is known for its excellent thermal stability, making it suitable for a wide range of reagents and solvents commonly used in laboratories.

The reagent bottle is made of borosilicate glass or soda-lime glass, with a stopper or cover, which can prevent the contents from overflowing or external environmental pollution. Reagent bottles are very suitable for storing powders and liquids. The wide mouth of the reagent bottle makes it easy to fill or retrieve the contents. The cap and stopper of the reagent bottle should be selected carefully, because their material or lining may have a negative effect on the contents of the bottle.

Reagent bottle is a type of laboratory glassware used for storing and dispensing chemicals, solutions, and reagents in a controlled manner. It is specifically designed to provide a safe and convenient storage solution for these substances. Reagent bottles are typically made of glass, although plastic versions are also available.
The bottles are usually cylindrical in shape with a narrow neck and a screw or stopper closure. The narrow neck helps in controlling the flow of the stored substance during dispensing, minimizing the risk of spills and contamination. The closure ensures a secure seal to prevent evaporation or leakage of the contents.

Constructed from borosilicate glass or soda-lime glass, reagent bottles feature stoppers or caps, which protect the contents from spilling or outside environmental contamination. Reagent bottles are excellent for storing powders and liquids.

Aijiren™ reagent bottles, also called media bottles, are manufactured from high quality, borosilicate 3.3 glass, with GL45 thread cap. With their superior chemical resistance, these bottles are ideal for storage of reagents, culture media, biological fluids and a variety of other aqueous and non-aqueous solutions.

The blue cap reagent bottle produced by Aijiren, with graduations, with O-shaped anti-drip ring; low thermal expansion coefficient, can be repeatedly autoclaved; 100ml / 250ml / 500ml / 1L multiple specifications optional, chemical resistance, high temperature and high pressure , No dripping. Borosilicate 3.3 glass material, in line with USP EP first-class glass.

Reagent bottle is a type of laboratory glassware used for storing and dispensing chemical reagents. It is designed to hold relatively small amounts of liquid reagents and is typically made of glass, although plastic reagent bottles are also available.
Reagent bottles have several distinctive features. They usually have a narrow neck and a wide base, which provides stability and prevents tipping. The neck of the bottle is often equipped with a screw cap or a ground glass stopper to provide a secure seal and prevent the evaporation or contamination of the reagent. The cap or stopper may also have a liner or seal to enhance the closure.