5130-Bottles, Weighing Squat Form

• Complies ASTM – 438, TYPE-1, Boro 3.3 glass
• These bottles are chemically resistant & mechanically strong

Here are some potential uses for Weighing Squat Form bottles:

1. Precise Measurement:
   • Weighing bottles are designed with a squat form to provide a stable and low center of gravity. This design is advantageous for accurate weighing, especially when small quantities of a substance need to be measured precisely.
2. Analytical Balances:
   • Weighing bottles are commonly used with analytical balances in laboratory settings. The squat form ensures that the bottle remains stable on the balance, minimizing the risk of tipping and ensuring accurate measurements.
3. Sample Preparation:
   • Weighing bottles may be used for preparing precise samples for analytical testing. The low form allows for easy access to the contents, making it convenient for adding or removing substances during the preparation process.
4. Chemical Analysis:
   • In chemical laboratories, squat-form weighing bottles are used when substances need to be accurately weighed for chemical analysis or experimental procedures.
5. Quality Control:
   • Industries that require stringent quality control measures, such as pharmaceutical or food manufacturing, may use weighing bottles for precise measurements of raw materials or product components.
6. Material Handling:
   • Weighing bottles can be used for handling and weighing materials in controlled environments, ensuring that the materials are accurately measured for various applications.
7. Substance Transfer:
   • Weighing bottles may be employed for the controlled transfer of substances from one container to another, ensuring accurate dosing.
8. Stability in Weighing Processes:
   • The squat form is designed to provide stability during the weighing process, reducing the chances of errors caused by accidental spills or tipping.
9. Laboratory Experiments:
   • Weighing bottles are commonly used in various laboratory experiments where precise measurement and controlled handling of substances are critical.