Description
Nalgene™ dropping bottles are designed for accurate, reliable and repeatable dosing of a wide range of reagents. These opaque LDPE dropping bottles are especially suitable for light-sensitive solutions and provide an outstanding alternative to conventional pipettors. Each bottle has a capacity of 15 mL (0,015 l or 0,5 oz.) and is supplied with a dispensing tip together with colour-sorted closures. The closure type is a drop-control tip delivering a consistent drop size of 40 μl; closure sizes range from 15 to 415 mm, closures are included, and dispensing occurs through the closure. The round bottles are intended for use with Nalgene closures and are packed as a case of 25 pieces with a gross weight of 0,227 kg. Manufactured by Thermo Scientific, they support precise laboratory dispensing of light-sensitive reagents in research and routine analytical settings. The opaque LDPE material helps protect contents while remaining practical for everyday handling.
This article is part of Plastic bottles (narrow & wide mouth), in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 25 pc(s)
- Material: Low-density polyethylene (LDPE), opaque
- Capacity: 15 mL
- Drop size: 40 μl
- Closure type: Drop-control tip
- Closure size: 15–415 mm
- Technical Information Sheet:
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