Description
Fluorinated carboy is a large-volume laboratory container in HDPE with a 10 l capacity for bulk liquid storage and transfer. The carboy format is intended for media, reagents, buffers and process solutions that exceed typical bottle volumes, supporting organised holding in research, production-support and quality-control laboratories. Supplied as 1 pc with a weight of 1,500 kg, the unit is suited to stationary storage, staged dispensing and internal laboratory logistics. Fluorinated HDPE construction is specified for this vessel from manufacturer Nalgene, placing it in the established range of fluorinated carboys used as durable plastic labware. Category placement covers containers, bottles and carboys within general laboratory vessels and consumables, so the product fits standard inventory for liquid handling infrastructure. The 10 l volume offers a practical middle capacity for batch preparation, intermediate bulk storage and supply to downstream instruments or workstations. Clear product identity as a fluorinated carboy helps laboratories maintain consistent container types across multi-user environments. This single-piece pack provides a defined HDPE carboy format ready for routine laboratory use.
This article is part of Canisters & jerrycans, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Fluorinated carboy
- Material: HDPE
- Capacity: 10 l
- Form: Carboy
- Weight: 1,500 kg
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Questions about Fluorinated carboy, HPDE, 10 l, 1 unit(s)
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Fluorinated carboy, HPDE, 10 l, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Nalgene for laboratory use. It sits in Canisters & jerrycans, inside Bottles & containers, in Labware.
A canister or jerrycan holds litres, not millilitres, and it is shaped to be carried and to pour. The material has to survive the liquid for the whole time the can sits in the store.
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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