Description
Sterile polypropylene bottles for drinking water analysis without sodium thiosulfate are laboratory containers intended for drinking water analytics. These bottles are manufactured from polypropylene, supplied sterile, and feature a nominal volume of 0,25 l without sodium thiosulfate. The unit quantity comprises 216 pc(s). Suitable for sampling and analytical work in drinking water testing, the bottles match the stated specification for Trinkwasseranalytik applications. Polypropylene construction combined with the sterile condition and the absence of sodium thiosulfate defines the product for laboratory use in water analysis. From manufacturer Hecht, the bottles provide the indicated nominal volume of 0,25 l in packs of 216 pc(s). They are described as Flaschen aus Polypropylen, steril, zur Trinkwasseranalytik, ohne Natriumthiosulfat 250 ml and serve the corresponding laboratory material requirements. The sterile polypropylene bottles without sodium thiosulfate support standard procedures in drinking water analysis through their defined volume and pack presentation. Laboratory workflows for water quality testing can incorporate these bottles according to the given manufacturer details on material, sterility, additive status and volume.
This article is part of Plastic bottles (narrow & wide mouth), in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 216 pc(s)
- Material: Polypropylene
- Sterility: Sterile
- Additive: Without sodium thiosulfate
- Nominal volume: 0,25 l
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Bottles for drinking water analysis, with sodium thiosulphate, polypropylene, is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Hecht for laboratory use. It sits in Plastic bottles (narrow & wide mouth), inside Bottles & containers, in Labware.
A plastic bottle is polyethylene, polypropylene or a fluoropolymer, narrow-mouth for pouring or wide-mouth for powders. It is the choice when the bottle must not shatter, and it is the wrong choice for solvents that swell the plastic.
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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