Description
Liquid sample bags with a nominal capacity of 210 ml are flexible pouches intended for collection, transport and short-term storage of liquid specimens in laboratory and field sampling programmes. Each bag includes a labelling space so sample identity, date and location can be recorded directly on the pouch, supporting clear chain-of-custody documentation. The format is well suited to environmental analysis, water testing and other workflows where lightweight, disposable containers reduce glassware handling and cross-contamination risk. Supplied in packs of 500 pieces from manufacturer Nasco Sampling, the bags support high-volume sampling campaigns and routine laboratory receipt of liquid matrices. The pack weight is 1,430 kg. Typical uses include grab samples from surface water, process streams or rinse liquids prior to further preparation or instrumental measurement. The combination of defined volume and write-on area makes these pouches a practical alternative to rigid bottles when space, weight or single-use hygiene are priorities. They fit naturally into sampling kits and sample-preparation benches used in environmental and quality-control laboratories.
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Key features
- Pack size: 500 pc(s)
- Product type: Liquid sample bags
- Capacity: 210 ml
- Design: With labelling space
- Weight: 1,430 kg
- Technical Information Sheet:
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