Description
Pouring ring, purple for GL 32, PP is a polypropylene accessory for laboratory bottles that use the GL 32 thread standard. The ring sits at the bottle neck to support cleaner, more controlled pouring of aqueous and other laboratory liquids and is finished in purple for clear visual coding among multiple vessels. Polypropylene (PP) construction provides the mechanical stability expected of routine lab plastics, while the stated resistance up to 140 °C under steam conditions allows the part to tolerate elevated-temperature steam exposure in typical laboratory practice.
This article is part of Screw caps & closures, in Stoppers, caps & closures.
Supplied as a single piece, this GL 32 pouring ring is intended for reagent bottles, media bottles and similar containers where drip control and colour differentiation matter in daily workflows. Purple coding helps staff link vessels to content type, process step or internal labelling schemes without relying solely on written labels. The geometry matches GL 32 necks commonly found on laboratory glass and plastic bottles, so the ring integrates directly into existing bottle systems. This pouring ring from manufacturer lab-o-plastix is a practical consumable-style component for analytical, teaching and research laboratories that standardise on GL 32 closures and wish to expand or replace colour-coded pouring aids.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Pouring ring
- Thread: GL 32
- Material: Polypropylene (PP)
- Colour: Purple
- Steam resistance: up to 140 °C
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Questions about Pouring ring, purple for GL 32, PP
What is this article?
Pouring ring, purple for GL 32, PP is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes lab-o-plastix for laboratory use. It sits in Screw caps & closures, inside Stoppers, caps & closures, in Labware.
A screw cap has a thread and a liner. The thread has to match the bottle. The liner has to survive the liquid: a pulp liner fails in a solvent that a PTFE-faced liner ignores. The colour of the cap is not the specification.
A closure is the part that decides whether a bottle stays shut and whether the contents attack the seal. A ground-glass stopper matches a ground neck. A screw cap needs the right thread and a liner that survives the liquid. Rubber and silicone stoppers push into a mouth. The liner, not the colour of the cap, is the chemical choice. The vessels they close are indexed under ISO laboratory glassware.
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The category is Stoppers, caps & closures. The sub-category is Screw caps & closures. The catalogue is Labware.
Shelves beside this one are Rubber & silicone stoppers, Ground-joint glass stoppers, Lids & seals and Closures (other).
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