Description
Dropper bottles fabricated from soda-lime glass in brown glass are intended for controlled liquid dispensing in laboratory environments. With a 100 ml capacity, they accommodate larger working volumes of reagents, indicators or sample solutions while still enabling dropwise application at the bench. Brown glass construction helps reduce light exposure for media that are sensitive to ambient illumination during short-term storage and use. Supplied in packs of 10 units, the bottles suit laboratories that need multiple identical vessels for parallel experiments, shared workstations or replacement inventory. The pack weight is 1,30 kg, remaining manageable for shelf organisation and internal logistics. These dropper bottles from manufacturer DWK Life Sciences follow established laboratory glassware conventions for containers and bottles, where soda-lime glass provides the handling characteristics expected in routine research, teaching and quality-control settings. The 100 ml format offers a practical balance between capacity and footprint, supporting workflows that require reliable drop delivery without automated dosing systems. They integrate readily into standard lab organisation for vessels, bottles and related consumables used across everyday wet-chemistry tasks.
This article is part of Pasteur pipettes, in Pipettes & pipette tips.
Key features
- Pack size: 10 pc(s)
- Product type: Dropper bottles
- Material: Soda-lime glass
- Glass colour: Brown glass
- Capacity: 100 ml
- Weight: 1,30 kg
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A Pasteur pipette is an uncalibrated glass or plastic transfer pipette. It moves a drop. It does not measure. Glass ones are pulled to a tip. Plastic ones are a single piece. Neither belongs in a result that needs a stated volume.
A pipette moves a measured volume. A volumetric pipette delivers one line. A graduated pipette delivers along a scale. A Pasteur pipette is an uncalibrated transfer. A piston pipette uses a tip, and the tip has to seal on that pipette. A filter tip adds a barrier so aerosol from the sample does not reach the piston. Serological pipettes are the long graduated tubes used with a controller. The volume and the fit are the specification. Piston pipettes are treated under ISO laboratory apparatus. In-vitro work also meets ISO in vitro diagnostic systems.
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