Description
Liquid sample bags without label space are laboratory consumables for collecting and holding liquid samples during routine sampling and temporary storage. Each bag offers a 210 ml capacity, suited to aliquots and process samples in analytical, environmental, and quality-control workflows where identification is handled by external marking or accompanying documentation. The design without a dedicated label field keeps the bag surface simple and supports flexible labelling practices defined by laboratory SOPs. Packs contain 500 units, providing a practical stock level for high-throughput benches and shared sampling stations. These liquid sample bags from manufacturer Nasco Sampling belong to standard sample-storage labware used alongside other sample bags for liquid media. The complete pack weighs 1,530 kg, which aids handling, inventory, and internal logistics. They are intended for organised sampling campaigns, short-term containment before analysis, and everyday liquid transfer tasks where disposable vessels are preferred. Suitable for laboratories that need plain, unlabelled bags for consistent sample handling without printed write-on areas.
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Key features
- Pack size: 500 pc(s)
- Product type: Liquid sample bags
- Capacity: 210 ml
- Label space: Without
- Weight: 1,530 kg
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