Description
Pouring rings for DURAN® YOUTILITY are dedicated accessories for laboratory bottles used in routine sample handling, media preparation and general wet-chemistry workflows. Designed specifically for the DURAN® YOUTILITY bottle system, these rings support controlled pouring and help keep bottle necks clean during repeated opening and dispensing. They belong to the seals, hose connectors and accessories group within laboratory glassware and vessel consumables, making them a practical spare or replacement part for busy labs that standardise on YOUTILITY bottles. Supplied in a pack of 16 pc(s) and weighing 0,048 kg per unit pack, the set is convenient for stocking multiple workstations or shared glassware stores. The rings integrate with the YOUTILITY bottle concept from manufacturer DWK Life Sciences and suit everyday laboratory organisation where reliable pouring aids reduce drips and improve handling comfort. Typical use environments include research institutes, teaching laboratories, quality-control labs and production support areas that rely on reusable glass bottles for aqueous solutions, buffers and solvents. As a focused bottle accessory rather than a complete vessel, the product complements existing DURAN® YOUTILITY inventories without changing established bottle formats or closure systems already in use on the bench.
This article is part of Screw caps & closures, in Stoppers, caps & closures.
Key features
- Pack size: 16 pc(s)
- Product type: Pouring rings for laboratory bottles
- Compatibility: DURAN® YOUTILITY bottles
- Weight: 0,048 kg
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