218068802 Duran/DWK Life Sciences

DURAN® Original GL 45 Laboratory Bottle, amber, without screw cap, 15000 mL
DURAN® Original GL laboratory bottles have become the gold standard of multifunctional laboratory bottles since their introduction in 1972. The bottles are moulded from high-purity, amber, USP/EP Type I DURAN® borosilicate glass 3.3, renowned for its excellent thermal performance, and high resistance to chemical attack. A combination of high-performance materials and robust ISO 4796-1 design provides a long working life. The addition of a fused, external amber layer ensures that light sensitive contents are protected from the effects of photodegradation. The protection against ultra-violet light meets international USP/EP standards and lasts the lifetime of the bottle. The amber bottles feature an easy-to-read graduated volume scale, and marking field in permanent white enamel. Permanent Retrace Code on each bottle for manufacturing lot traceability. DURAN® Original amber bottles are supplied with or without iconic blue polypropylene cap and drip-free pouring ring for use up to 140 °C. All components are fully autoclavable at 121 or 134 °C.
Features and Benefits:

• Standardised GL-thread and matching cap system for practicularly tight sealing and simple, clean pouring out
• UV protection up to approx. 500 nm due to external colouration
• The only external application of the colour ensures that internal surfaces have standard DURAN® glass properties
• Very durable and chemically resistant amber colour
• Complete with blue screw cap (PP, integral lip seal) and pouring ring (PP) for drip-free pouring and clean, safe working
• Easy-to-read scale with graduation marks to estimate the content
• Fired-on, highly durable white ceramic print
• Sizes 10 and 25 ml with specially shaped glass edge for improved pouring out whereby an additional plastic pouring ring is not required

Application: Preparation of light-sensitive materials, Storage of light-sensitive materials, Transport and shipping of light-sensitive materials, Autoclaving of media and reagents, Culturing vessel