Bottles
The high-quality glass and plastic bottles are chemically and biologically inert. This allows even volatile organic substances or non-hazardous chemicals to be contained for an extended time period. Plastic bottles are flexible and perform well for squeezing functions, at low temperatures, or when unbreakable instruments are preferable. Glass bottles that are clear or colored can withstand higher temperatures and hold light-sensitive chemicals. Bottles are designed for specific operations, contents, or dispensing methods.
Bottles, Polypropylene, Narrow Mouth, with Closures
Polypropylene copolymer bottles are translucent, providing good clarity for viewing contents.
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Dropping Bottles, Glass, G.S.C. INTERNATIONAL, INC.
Heavy flint glass.
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EZ Fill Skinny Container
Heavy-duty container with a 63 mm angled-front opening for refilling.
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Glass Bottles with Screw Cap
Bottles come with a plastic screw cap that has a protective inner lining. Use amber bottles for light-sensitive liquids.
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Flint Glass, Screw Cap Square Wide Mouth Bottles
Square bottles occupy a minimum of shelf space. These fine, wide mouth bottles are made of flint glass and are supplied with metal screw caps.
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Eisco Narrow Mouth Polypropylene Reagent Bottles
Ideal for holding small liquid or powder reagents.
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UniStore™ Large Reagent Bottles, Narrow Mouth, PP
Large size reagent bottles.
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Eisco LDPE Wash Bottles with Sturdy Delivery Tube
Leak-proof dispensing of liquids.
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Storage Bottles, Square, Polycarbonate, with Screw Cap
These space-saving polycarbonate storage containers will withstand temperatures from –135° to 135 °C and can be autoclaved. Permanent graduations, easy-dispensing pour spouts, and leak-proof polypropylene caps also make these containers well-suited for use in the classroom, laboratory or field.