Media Bottles

Typically constructed from plastic or glass with screw-on caps, media bottles are biologically and chemically inert, allowing them to store non-hazardous chemicals or volatile organic substances for an extended period. The liner of a cap may interact with the contents of the bottle, but once carefully chosen will protect the bottle’s contents from outside contamination, as well as spillage during transportation or storage. Plastic media bottles are lightweight and impact resistant and are recommended for use when unbreakable containers are needed or for work at low temperatures. Glass bottles are intended for work with higher temperatures, while amber glass is suitable for working with light-sensitive materials.

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DWK Life Sciences KIMBLE™ RAY-SORB™ Amber GL 45 Media Bottle

Protect light-sensitive contents

Pricing and Availability
Specifications

Includes	Drip-free Polypropylene pouring ring
Closure Size	GL 45
Material	Glass
Closure Color	Blue
Closure Type	Screw Cap
Closure Material	Polypropylene

DWK Life Sciences Kimble™ Kontes™ Media/Storage KG-35 Borosilicate Glass, Phenolic Cap

Screw thread with attached closures

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Specifications

Height (Metric)	150 mm
Diameter (English)	2.75 in.
Closure Size	33-430 mm
Capacity (English)	8.45 oz.
Diameter (Metric)	70 mm
Capacity (Metric)	250 mL
Material	Borosilicate Glass
Closure Color	Black
Closure Type	Screw Cap
Closure Material	Phenolic
Height (English)	5.9 in.

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DWK Life Sciences DURAN™ pressure plus+ GL 45 Laboratory Bottle, Clear

Pressure and vacuum resistant glass laboratory bottles.

Pricing and Availability
Specifications

Thread Size (Metric)	GL 45
Material	Borosilicate Glass (3.3)
Autoclavable	Autoclavable
For Use With (Application)	Vacuum filtration; Collection of samples under pressure; Storage of volatile solvents; Storage of gas generating materials

DWK Life Sciences™ WHEATON™ PETG Media Bottle, With PETG Standard Cap

WHEATON™ PETG Media Bottles are made of Eastman Tritan Eastar Copolyester PETG, which is the resin of choice for single use labware and medical devices. This resin meets ISO 10993 and/or USP Class VI biocompatibility requirements and is Food Contact Status compliant.