Rotilabo® glass wash bottle, 1000 ml, borosilicate glass, NS 29/32, art. ACL0.1

Wash bottles

Here you will find everything your laboratory needs for wash bottles, such as: gas washing bottle, gas washing bottles, safety labelled wash, head only and head for gas washing. This range is for biotech, hospitals, R&D, teaching and (quality) control. This collection holds 684 articles. The catalogue holds more than 150.000 articles. In-stock articles ship in two to five business days.

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Gas washing bottle, FK 9 mm 500 ml, Por. 1, GL 45, ROBU, art. 42091ROBU - Stereon
Gas washing bottle, FK 9 mm 500 ml, Por. 4, GL 45, ROBU, art. 42094ROBU - Stereon
Gas washing bottle, FK 9 mm 500 ml, Por. 2, GL 45, ROBU, art. 42092ROBU - Stereon
Gas washing bottle, FK 9 mm 500 ml, Por. 3, GL 45, ROBU, art. 42093ROBU - Stereon
Gas washing bottle, FK 9 mm 500 ml, Por. 0, GL 45, ROBU, art. 42090ROBU - Stereon
Gas washing bottle with filter plate 500 ml, Por. 1, GL 45, ROBU, art. 41101ROBU - Stereon
Gas washing bottle with filter plate 500 ml, Por. 3, GL 45, ROBU, art. 41103ROBU - Stereon
Gas washing bottle with filter plate 500 ml, Por. 4, GL 45, ROBU, art. 41104ROBU - Stereon
Gas washing bottle with filter plate 500 ml, Por. 2, GL 45, ROBU, art. 41102_807ROBU - Stereon
Gas washing bottle with filter plate 250 ml, Por. 4, NS 29/32, ROBU, art. 40254ROBU - Stereon
Gas washing bottle, with filter plate 250 ml, Por. 2, NS 29/32, ROBU, art. 40252_807ROBU - Stereon
Gas washing bottle with filter plate 500 ml, Por. 0, GL 45, ROBU, art. 41100ROBU - Stereon
Gas washing bottle with filter plate 250 ml, Por. 0, NS 29/32, ROBU, art. 40250ROBU - Stereon
Gas washing bottle, with filter plate 250 ml, Por. 1, NS 29/32, ROBU, art. 40251ROBU - Stereon
Gas washing bottle with filter plate 250 ml, Por. 3, NS 29/32, ROBU, art. 40253ROBU - Stereon
Gas washing bottle with filter plate 100 ml, Por. 4, NS 29/32, ROBU, art. 40104_807ROBU - Stereon
Gas washing bottle with filter plate 100 ml, Por. 1, NS 29/32, ROBU, art. 40101_807ROBU - Stereon
Gas washing bottle with filter plate 100 ml, Por. 3, NS 29/32, ROBU, art. 40103_807ROBU - Stereon
Gas washing bottle with filter plate 100 ml, Por. 0, NS 29/32, ROBU, art. 40100_807ROBU - Stereon

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Questions about Wash bottles

Narrow-neck or wide-neck wash bottle: what is the difference?

A narrow-neck wash bottle gives a fine, well-directed jet for rinsing glassware, filling up to a mark and washing down precipitates, such as the wash bottle, narrow neck, LDPE, 500 ml. A wide-neck bottle is easier to fill, to clean inside and to refill from a larger container, which saves time when you use a lot of solvent, like the wash bottle, wide neck, LDPE, 250 ml, ethanol. Volume and neck type are in each product title. For storage bottles, see plastic bottles. Questions? Ask sales@luminixhealth.com.

Pre-labelled or plain wash bottle?

Pre-labelled bottles carry the solvent name, a colour code and the GHS hazard pictograms, so nobody fills acetone into the water bottle by mistake, as with the wide-necked wash bottle "acetone", LDPE, 500 ml. Safety wash bottles have a valve that prevents dripping when volatile solvents warm up. Plain bottles suit deionised water or your own labels, such as the safety wash bottle without label, LDPE, 500 ml. If you label them yourself, use hazard labels from GHS and hazard labels. Questions? Ask sales@luminixhealth.com.

LDPE or another material for my wash bottle?

LDPE is the standard: soft enough to squeeze, unbreakable and resistant to water, alcohols and many common solvents, as with the wash bottles, graduated, 100 ml. For aggressive chemicals or work where extractables must be very low, fluoropolymer bottles in PFA or FEP are the alternative, where they are listed. Check the chemical resistance for your solvent on each product page, because some solvents make LDPE swell or diffuse through the wall over time. For solvents you store rather than dispense, a glass bottle from laboratory glass bottles is often better. Questions? Ask sales@luminixhealth.com.

Wash bottle or spray bottle: which do I need?

A wash bottle gives a directed jet that you control by squeezing, for rinsing glassware, washing down precipitates or adding liquid to a precise spot. A spray bottle with a hand pump turns the liquid into a fine mist that covers a surface evenly, which suits disinfecting benches, wetting surfaces or applying cleaning agents, such as the spray bottles, LDPE, 1000 ml. Label spray bottles with their contents, as you would wash bottles. Disinfectants to fill them with are in disinfectants and biocides. Questions? Ask sales@luminixhealth.com.

Why Wash bottles?

A wash bottle is a squeeze bottle with a bent delivery tube, used to rinse a precipitate or a electrode with a small directed stream. The liquid inside is usually water or a solvent, and the bottle has to tolerate that liquid.

A laboratory bottle is a closed container with a stated volume and a neck that takes a cap, a stopper or a dispenser. Borosilicate glass is the choice when the liquid is a solvent, or when the bottle will be heated or autoclaved. Polyethylene and polypropylene are the choice when the bottle must not shatter, or when hydrofluoric acid would attack glass. A narrow mouth pours. A wide mouth is for powders and for reaching the bottom. Laboratory ware of this kind is indexed under ISO laboratory glassware. Traceable volume sits with the BIPM and NIST Physical Measurement.

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