Description
Pouring rings for laboratory bottles with DIN thread GL 45 are accessory rings manufactured from TPCh260 for use on matching GL 45 bottle necks. They support controlled pouring and help guide liquid flow when transferring reagents or samples from standard laboratory bottles in research, analytical and teaching environments. Supplied as a pack of 5 pc(s) with a pack weight of 0,006 kg, the rings are light and easy to keep on hand beside bottle stocks. These pouring rings come from manufacturer DWK Life Sciences and fit within the broader category of seals, hose connectors and accessories for containers, bottles, tins and canisters. The DIN GL 45 thread designation allows straightforward pairing with laboratory bottles that share the same thread standard, reducing mismatch during setup of media, buffer or solvent bottles. TPCh260 material identification assists laboratories that specify polymer type when building or replenishing bottle accessory sets. Whether used as original equipment companions or as spare pouring rings, the five-piece unit quantity supports efficient replacement cycles without overstocking. Clear thread and material data make selection simple for staff managing laboratory glassware and plastic bottle systems that rely on GL 45 interfaces.
This article is part of Laboratory glass bottles, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 5 pc(s)
- Material: TPCh260
- Thread: DIN GL 45
- Product type: Pouring rings
- Weight: 0,006 kg
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Pouring rings for laboratory bottles, with DIN thread GL 45, made of TPCh260 is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes DWK Life Sciences for laboratory use. It sits in Laboratory glass bottles, inside Bottles & containers, in Labware.
A laboratory glass bottle is borosilicate or soda-lime, with a stated capacity and a neck for a screw cap or a ground stopper. Glass is the choice when the liquid attacks a plastic, or when the bottle will be heated or autoclaved.
A laboratory bottle is a closed container with a stated volume and a neck that takes a cap, a stopper or a dispenser. Borosilicate glass is the choice when the liquid is a solvent, or when the bottle will be heated or autoclaved. Polyethylene and polypropylene are the choice when the bottle must not shatter, or when hydrofluoric acid would attack glass. A narrow mouth pours. A wide mouth is for powders and for reaching the bottom. Laboratory ware of this kind is indexed under ISO laboratory glassware. Traceable volume sits with the BIPM and NIST Physical Measurement.
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