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WHEATON Glass Media Lab 45 Graduated Bottles
Media bottles manufactured from USP Type I borosilicate glass and the screw cap has a built-in wedge shaped sealing ring, eliminating the need for a liner.
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219917 |
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$186.32 $131.56 |
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219927 |
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$207.40 $146.33 |
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219919 |
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$232.56 $164.14 |
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219929 |
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$252.56 $178.36 |
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219939 |
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$258.90 $191.47 |
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219920 |
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$298.78 $210.94 |
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219930 |
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$317.75 $224.34 |
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219940 |
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$373.92 $276.91 |
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219921 |
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$406.75 $287.14 |
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219931 |
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$416.45 $293.99 |
WHEATON Glass Media Lab 45 Graduated Bottles Product Description
Media bottles manufactured from USP Type I borosilicate glass and the screw cap has a built-in wedge shaped sealing ring, eliminating the need for a liner.
Features:
- Borosilicate glass helps prevent pH changes
- 45mm screw thread, wide mouth finish
- Graduated with writing patch
- Special pour lip facilitates easy pouring
- Bottles, caps and pour rings are autoclavable
- Manufactured from USP Type I borosilicate glass
- Cap has a built-in wedge shaped sealing ring, eliminating the need for a liner
- Provided with or without screw caps
- Color coded caps can be purchased separately
- Autoclavable
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