Rectangular Plastic Lab Bottles
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Rectangular plastic lab bottles have straight sides that prevent the bottle from rolling when laid on its side. They also pack more efficiently than round bottles. Lab bottles hold powders, liquids, and chemicals in pharmaceutical, laboratory, and food processing applications. Plastic is more durable and less likely to break than glass.
HDPE Rectangular Lab Bottles
High-density polyethylene (HDPE) rectangular and oblong lab bottles have good impact strength, are nonwetting, and resist stress cracking. HDPE is the most commonly used plastic lab container material and has high chemical resistance, high resistance to acids, alkalis, alcohols, and esters, and is less permeable than LDPE.
Polypropylene Closure Material – Unlined LIner
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Polypropylene Closure Material – Polyethylene LIner
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Polypropylene Closure Material – Polypropylene LIner
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HDPE Closure Material – Polyethylene LIner
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HDPE Closure Material – Unlined LIner
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PPCO Rectangular Lab Bottles
PPCO (polypropylene copolymer) rectangular lab bottles are made of a nonbreakable copolymer of polypropylene and high-density polyethylene that provides good impact strength. PPCO withstands higher temperatures than PP or HDPE and provides good chemical resistance to most chemicals for up to 24 hours at room temperature.
Polypropylene Closure Material – Unlined LIner
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Polypropylene Rectangular Lab Bottles
Polypropylene (PP) rectangular and oblong lab bottles are a good choice for general laboratory use. Polypropylene is an impact-resistant plastic with good chemical resistance and high resistance to mineral oils, acid solutions, alkalis, and alcohols.
Polypropylene Closure Material – Unlined LIner
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Polypropylene Closure Material – Polyethylene LIner
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