500ml Glass Reagent Bottles

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.

Bottles and screw caps can be autoclaved / sterilized. Made from borosilicate glass helps prevent changes in ph levels and maintain content purity. Non-slip coating allows for greater ease and stability when handling wet or dry. 45mm white polypropylene unlined screw cap comes attached to bottle to help maintain cleanliness. Pvc-based plastisol coats exterior of bottle retaining contents if bottle is accidentally broken.

The reagent bottle, also called the culture medium bottle or graduated bottle, is a container made of glass, borosilicate or related substances and covered with a special cap or stopper. They are intended to be used in the laboratory for chemicals in liquid or powder form and are stored in cabinets or shelves.

500ml reagent bottle refers to a type of laboratory container specifically designed for holding chemical reagents. It has a capacity of 500 milliliters, which is equivalent to half a liter or approximately 16.9 fluid ounces. Reagent bottles are typically made of glass or plastic and have a narrow neck with a screw cap or stopper to secure the contents and prevent spillage or contamination.

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.

When pouring hot liquids into a reagent bottle or placing the bottle in the refrigerator, the lid should be propped open with a toothpick or other small object until the liquid and bottle are cool. Another way to seal the bottle while preventing the lid from sticking is to place a sheet of plastic wrap loosely over the bottle neck before pushing the stopper down.

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.

Features of reagent bottle: permanent white enamel marking point, GL 45 thread, no lining, autoclaving (140¡ãC), borosilicate glass, polypropylene cover, technical parameters. The reagent bottle produced by Aijiren is chemically resistant, conforms to ISO and SGS standards, has a heat resistance of +500 ¡æ, and has good thermal shock performance. It is an ideal container for high-temperature substances and can be used for high-temperature sterilization.

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Material: high quality, borosilicate glass
Color: clear & amber
Capacity: 500ml
Cap: DIN thread GL45, pouring ring
Permanent white enamel graduations markings