SLW1517/05
Pyrex® Media-Lab Bottles, with-out cap and pouring ring, with printed trace code
capacity 150 mL
Synonym(s):
Pyrex, SciLabware 1517/05
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About This Item
UNSPSC Code:
41121800
NACRES:
NB.17
material
borosilicate glass bottle
round bottle
white graduation
Joint
Joints threaded neck (GL45)
feature
graduations
without cap
with printed trace code
without pouring ring
packaging
pack of 10 ea
manufacturer/tradename
SciLabware 1517/05
capacity
150 mL
diam. × H
62 mm × 105 mm
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General description
- Bottles only. Supplied without cap or pouring ring
- Complies with ISO 4796
- Printed with Trace Code for downloadable batch certificate
- Batch certificate available to download from www.scilabware.com
- Sloping shoulders for smooth pouring action
- White graduations and marking spot
- Manufactured from temperature and chemically resistant borosilicate glass
Features and Benefits
• Bottles only. Supplied without cap or pouring ring.• Complies with ISO 4796.• Printed with Trace Code for downloadable batch certificate.• Sloping shoulders for smooth pouring action.• White graduations and marking spot.• Manufactured from temperature and chemically resistant borosilicate glass.• Choice of caps and pouring rings available separately.• The 25 ml size bottle features a glass lip and does not require a pouring ring.
Legal Information
PYREX is a registered trademark of Corning, Inc.
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