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Stainless Steel

Lid Material

Soda-Lime Glass

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Color

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Height

Mouth ID

Seal Material

Silicone Rubber

Maximum Temperature

Less than 250° F

250° F to 499° F

500° F to 999° F

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Graduations

Autoclavable

Lid Color

REACH

Graduated

U.S.–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) Qualifying

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DFARS Specialty Metals

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Dispensing Type

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Bottle Material

Soda-Lime Glass

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Containers, Storage, and Furniture

Bottles

Store and pour liquids using plastic, glass, and metal bottles

Jars

Everything from standard plastic and glass to sterile and tamper-evident jars

Vials

Store less than two ounces of samples and other substances

Flasks

Mix, measure, and heat liquid in glass and plastic flasks

Jugs

Store and dispense up to one gallon of liquid

Centrifuge Tubes

Centrifuge Tubes

Hold samples for use in a centrifuge

Test Tubes

Hold small samples to test, mix, and inspect them

Bulb-Dropper Bottles

Bulb-Dropper Bottles

Squeeze the dropper on the lid to dispense liquid directly from its container

Push-Top Dispensers

Push-Top Dispensers

Push down to dispense stored liquids

Spray Bottles

Store and spray liquids

Sprayers

Pressurize liquids such as disinfectants, cleaners, and insecticides to dispense as spray

Material Handling

Shipping Bottles

Shipping Bottles

Ship up to one gallon of hazardous liquids

Measuring and Inspecting

Density Meters

Measure the density of liquids to check concentration; test battery fluid for a charge

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