PolyLab Reagent Bottle 250 ml Wide Mouth

Polylab Plastic Reagent Bottle 250 ml Transparent Color and Wide Mouth Non-Autoclavable Plastic Sample Bottle. This wide-mouth reagent bottle is available in Polypropylene. The PP bottle is rigid, translucent, and has excellent contact clarity. It can’t be autoclaved and filled as well as empty. The polypropylene cap has a built-in seal ring to make it leakproof.

• Product Name: Plastic Reagent Bottle
• Size: 250 mL
• Type: Wide Mouth
• Material: Plastic (Polypropylene)
• Brand: PolyLab
• Origin: India
• Seller and Supplier: Labtex Bangladesh.

The Benefits of Using a Plastic Reagent Bottle 250 mL

Plastic reagent bottles offer several benefits, especially in laboratory settings:

1. Lightweight: Easier to handle and transport compared to glass bottles.
2. Break Resistance: Less likely to break or shatter, reducing the risk of spills and injuries.
3. Chemical Resistance: Many plastic bottles resist various chemicals, making them suitable for a wide range of reagents.
4. Cost-Effective: Generally cheaper than glass alternatives, making them a budget-friendly option.
5. Easy to Handle: These containers are often designed with features like wide mouths and secure caps, facilitating easy pouring and storage.
6. Less Contamination Risk: Some plastics are less likely to react with chemicals, minimizing contamination.
7. Autoclavable Options: Certain types of plastic bottles can be sterilized through autoclaving, making them suitable for microbiological work.
8. Transparency: Many plastic bottles are clear or translucent, allowing for easy visibility of contents
9. Flexibility in Design: Plastic bottles come in various shapes and sizes, allowing for tailored storage solutions for specific reagents.
10. Ease of Labeling: The smooth surface of plastic bottles makes them easier to label, facilitating better identification of contents.
11. Reduced Thermal Conductivity: Plastic has lower thermal conductivity than glass, which can help in maintaining the temperature of the stored reagents.
12. Disposability: Some plastic bottles are designed for single-use, which can reduce cleaning time and contamination risk in certain applications.
13. Environmental Options: Biodegradable or recyclable plastics are available, making them a more eco-friendly choice for some applications.
14. Resistance to UV Light: Certain types of plastic provide better protection against UV light, which can degrade some reagents.
15. Wide Availability: Plastic reagent bottles are widely available in various supply stores, making them easy to procure.
16. Compatible with Various Closure Types: Many plastic bottles can accommodate different types of closures, such as screw caps or dropper tops, enhancing their versatility.

These features make plastic reagent bottles a practical choice for many laboratory applications, balancing safety, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.