Description
Rotilabo® storage tins with hinged lid are laboratory containers intended for structured storage of samples, components and routine lab materials. This version provides a volume of 1700 ml, making it appropriate when a larger single tin is needed for bulkier sets of items or higher fill levels while remaining manageable on shelves and benches. The hinged lid design supports straightforward opening and closing during frequent access, helping keep contents contained between uses. Packaged as one unit, the tin weighs 0,491 kg and aligns with standard laboratory vessel and container assortments for tins and canisters. These Rotilabo® storage tins from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION fit general organisation tasks in research, quality and teaching laboratories where closed tins improve order compared with loose trays. The clearly defined 1700 ml capacity aids consistent selection and labelling across multi-user storage areas. Integrate the tin into existing labware systems for sample logistics, consumable staging and tidy separation of materials by workflow or storage zone.
This article is part of Sample containers & jars, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Storage tin
- Series: Rotilabo®
- Lid type: Hinged lid
- Volume: 1700 ml
- Weight: 0,491 kg
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