Description
Fluorinated carboy is a high-capacity laboratory container manufactured in HDPE with a 20 l volume for bulk liquid storage and handling. The large carboy format supports media preparation, reagent holding, buffer stocks and process liquids where extended capacity reduces refill frequency in busy laboratories. Offered as 1 pc and weighing 2,177 kg, the vessel is appropriate for dedicated storage positions, staged dispensing and internal transport within controlled lab areas. Fluorinated HDPE is specified for this Nalgene carboy, matching the fluorinated carboy line used as robust plasticware for laboratory containers. Classification under carboys, canisters and laboratory vessels positions the product among standard consumables for liquid infrastructure in research and quality-control settings. The 20 l capacity is suited to larger batch volumes, central reagent supply and intermediate bulk storage before aliquoting or instrument feed. Consistent designation as a fluorinated carboy aids inventory control and method documentation across shared facilities. This single-unit pack delivers a clearly defined HDPE carboy for everyday laboratory bulk-liquid applications.
This article is part of Canisters & jerrycans, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Fluorinated carboy
- Material: HDPE
- Capacity: 20 l
- Form: Carboy
- Weight: 2,177 kg
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