Borosili 3.3

Screw glass vial refers to a type of container made of glass that has a screw-on cap or closure mechanism. These vials are commonly used for storing and transporting various substances, such as liquids, powders, or small solid samples, in scientific, pharmaceutical, and industrial applications.
The screw-on cap ensures a secure and airtight seal, preventing the contents of the vial from leaking or being contaminated. This feature is particularly important when storing sensitive or valuable substances that require protection from moisture, air, or other external factors.

GL80 blue cap glass reagent bottle is a type of container designed specifically for storing chemical reagents in laboratory settings. Reagents are substances used in chemical reactions, analysis, or experiments.
Reagent bottles are typically made of glass, although plastic reagent bottles are also available.
Glass reagent bottles are commonly made from borosilicate glass, which is known for its excellent resistance to heat and chemical reactions.
This type of glass helps prevent contamination and chemical reactions that could alter the reagent’s properties.

GL80 refers to the thread size of the bottle’s neck, indicating an outer diameter of approximately 80 mm.
The blue cap typically serves as a closure for the bottle, providing a secure seal to protect the contents from contamination, evaporation, or spills.
Glass reagent bottles are commonly used for storing and dispensing various reagents, chemicals, and solutions in laboratory settings.
Glass is preferred for its chemical compatibility, transparency, and durability.
It can be made from different glass materials such as borosilicate or soda-lime glass, each with its specific properties.