- Chemical Resistant
- Material: 3.3 boro glass
- White Printing
| PART No. |
Capacity (ml) |
Outer Joint |
Approx. O.D. X Height |
PACK Qty. |
| 4870-250 |
250 |
24/40 |
67 X 150 |
6 |
| 4870-500 |
500 |
24/40 |
83 X 178 |
6 |
| 4870-1000 |
1000 |
24/40 |
105 X 215 |
1 |
| 4870-2000 |
2000 |
29/42 |
130 X 255 |
1 |
| 4870-4000 |
4000 |
29/42 |
175 X 300 |
1 |
Here are some common uses of amber glass bottles with a single neck in laboratories:
- Light-Sensitive Reagent Storage: Amber glass provides protection against UV light, making it ideal for storing light-sensitive reagents and chemicals that could degrade when exposed to light.
- Sample Storage: Amber glass bottles are often used for storing samples that are sensitive to light, such as certain biological samples or chemical solutions.
- Pharmaceuticals: In pharmaceutical laboratories, amber glass bottles may be used for storing light-sensitive drugs or compounds.
- Essential Oils and Fragrances: Amber glass is commonly used for storing essential oils and fragrances, which can be sensitive to light and heat.
- Photographic Solutions: For laboratories dealing with photographic chemicals or solutions that are light-sensitive, amber glass bottles are preferred to maintain the stability of the substances.
- Flavor and Aroma Extracts: In food laboratories, amber glass bottles may be used for storing flavor and aroma extracts that are sensitive to light.
- Standard Solutions: In analytical chemistry, amber glass bottles with a single neck may be used to prepare and store standard solutions for calibration purposes.
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