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Bottles & Storage Containers

Bottle references are reagent and media containers in glass or plastic. Closure and autoclave behaviour need a source.

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Glassco Laboratory Equipments

Glassco Amber Reagent Bottles

Amber glass containers for suitable light-sensitive solutions.

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Glassco Laboratory Equipments

Glassco GL Thread Laboratory Bottles

Thread-neck laboratory storage bottles using compatible closure systems.

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Glassco Laboratory Equipments

Glassco Glass Desiccators

Glass desiccator vessels for storing moisture-sensitive laboratory items.

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Glassco Laboratory Equipments

Glassco Glass Dropping Bottles

Small laboratory bottles with dropper-type dispensing.

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Glassco Laboratory Equipments

Glassco Glass Stoppers and Closures

Glass closure components for compatible laboratory apparatus.

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Glassco Laboratory Equipments

Glassco Glass Weighing Bottles

Glass containers for handling and weighing chemical samples.

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Glassco Laboratory Equipments

Glassco Laboratory Reagent Bottles

Glass bottles for compatible laboratory reagent storage.

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Glassco Laboratory Equipments

Glassco Safety-Coated Laboratory Bottles

Externally coated glass bottles for laboratory containment.

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How these references are used

Laboratory reagent bottles and storage formats in glass and plastic.

Bottles & Storage Containers records describe glass and plastic formats used to hold, measure or move liquid. Material, class and capacity are shown only when they were verified for that family. A drawing on this site is editorial line art, not a manufacturer photograph, unless a representative image is credited. A catalogue line is a reference for an enquiry. It is not a price, a stock statement, or a claim that Evrinth Studio distributes or operates the named product.

Selection considerations

Match chemical compatibility and temperature to the task. Borosilicate, polypropylene and other polymers are not substitutes by default.
Volumetric claims belong to a stated class and capacity. If the record says the code is not verified, do not invent one.
Lids, stoppers and autoclave cycles are separate questions. Ask them when the vessel will be heated or stored.
Teaching sets and research sets can share a shape and still differ in tolerance. Say which setting the enquiry is for.