Description
Liquid sample bags without label space serve liquid collection and sample-holding tasks where a larger single-use volume is required. Each bag provides 710 ml capacity and is supplied without a dedicated label area, giving a clean, plain bag surface for protocols that use external tags or batch records instead of on-bag writing fields. The carton holds 500 pieces, making the pack appropriate for frequent sampling, storage, and transfer operations in laboratories and process environments. At a pack weight of 3,080 kg, the set is intended as a stocked consumable within sample-storage and liquid sample bag ranges. These bags from manufacturer Nasco Sampling fit laboratory glass, vessel, and consumable workflows focused on fluid samples, offering a consistent format for organised liquid handling. They support routine sampling, interim containment, and higher-volume aliquots when 710 ml matches method or process requirements. Choose this unlabelled liquid sample bag option when plain construction, defined capacity, and multi-unit packaging are the primary selection criteria.
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Key features
- Pack size: 500 pc(s)
- Product type: Liquid sample bags
- Capacity: 710 ml
- Label space: Without label space
- Weight: 3,080 kg
- Technical Information Sheet:
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