Mycap ® closures are a one-piece, ready-to-use, and single-use aseptic fluid transfer system for bottles. Remarkably, every Mycap ® design features our secure platinum-cured silicone seal, despite a diverse range of capabilities and configurations. Mycap ® is the first truly universal closure system. Mycap ® expands capabilities, removes uncertainty, and eases validation. Contact a Specialist

Sartorius supports every customer with a fully scalable and interchangeable range of single-use or glass and stainless steel bioreactor solutions. The array of automated multi-parallel mini bioreactors and classic benchtop bioreactors supports fast and reliable development and characterization of your processes throughout all phases.

MYCAP® for Media; 500mL Square PETG Bottle. Sterile filter media directly into 500mL Square PETG Bottle through pre-attached Sartopore ® 2 Filter. Quickly and simply disconnect filter with Quickseal ® aseptic disconnect. Aseptically connect filled bottle at point-of-use by pre-attached aseptic connector (Aseptiquik ® S).

PYREX Slim Line bottles are made from the same Type 1 Class A (ASTM E-438) borosilicate glass as standard PYREX media bottles for chemical and heat resistance. Pyrex Slimline Media Bottle Easy Pour Corning 500ML Glass

25 ml Media-Lab Bottle 10 BIBB1516/01D 50 ml Media-Lab Bottle 10 Pyrex BIBB1516/02D 100 ml Media-Lab Bottle 10 BIBB1516/04D 250 ml Media-Lab Bottle 10 BIBB1516/06D 500 ml Media-Lab Bottle 10 Pyrex BIBB1516/08D 1 L Media-Lab Bottle 10 Pyrex BIBB1516/10D 2 L Media-Lab Bottle 10 Pyrex BIBB1516/12D 5 L Media-Lab Bottle 1 Pyrex BIBB1516/16D Glass

Three sizes: 150 mL, 500 mL and 1,000 mL. Low liquid retention funnel design. Available in 33 mm and 45 mm neck sizes to fit most glass and plastic media storage bottles. 45 mm neck sizes fit on Corning® glass 1395 bottles, to be used on 2L and smaller sizes only. Prefilters must be ordered separately. Individually packaged.

in laboratory glassware. In 1921 a new heat resistant glass called Pyrex® was made under licence in the UK for the first time. In 1934 a glassblower at the Triplex Safety Glass Company in the UK made samples of laboratory glassware fitted with ground-glass joints, a development which attracted the interest of the Royal Society.

Caps and lids help seal bottles to prevent solutions from spilling. The capacity refers to the fluid amount held by a lab bottle, and is commonly measured in milliliters (mL) and liters (l), and sometimes in ounces (oz.). Lab bottles are suitable for use in chemistry and biology applications, as well as in pharmaceutical and scientific testing.

Bottles and Jars. 2,589 products. Chemical bottles and jars are available in various shapes and materials for use in specific laboratory applications. They include square bottles, which take up less shelf space than round bottles, as well as leakproof environmental sampling bottles, which

MCMD0500060204A 6 ®× 500 mL Square Media Bottle; 8 × ¼ Silicone Tubing; Aseptiquik® S 500 mL (Manifold Inlet) Size 5 Sartopore® 2 capsule filter; 0.2 μm; ¼ – ½ barb inlet; QUICKSEAL®; dip tube to bottom Aseptiquik®; dip tube to bottom Minisart hydropho-bic PES vent filter 1 MCMD0250060204A 6 × ®250 mL Square Media Bottle;

• Common uses include dispensing flavourings, colourings, vitamins and other additives in processing applications and simple dispensing of end products on production lines or into shelf packages. • Additionally used for the transfer and distribution of fluids into smaller containers, serial dilutions, sample preparation and media dispensing.

bottle top aspirating filter units, plastic vacuum bottles, glass Erlenmeyer flasks, or any device that accepts vacuum. The rechargeable lithium ion battery allows for use where an inline vacuum source is not available, outside of the laboratory setting where a vacuum is required, or when the

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Glass Bottles and Containers. Glassware is the most common family of lab supplies. Glass Bottles and containers provide the best sample integrity. Glass is inert and thus more chemically compatible than plastic, so the only concern about the chemical resistance of lab glassware is the type of liner inside the cap.