About Reagent Bottles
Reagent bottles, also known as media bottles or graduated bottles, are containers made of glass, plastic, borosilicate or related substances, and topped by special caps or stoppers. They are intended to contain chemicals in liquid or powder form for laboratories and stored in cabinets or on shelves.Superior Chemical and Thermal ResistanceConstructed from premium borosilicate glass, these reagent bottles resist thermal shock up to 140C and maintain integrity when exposed to most acids, alkalis, and solvents. The bottles securely store a diverse range of laboratory reagents and solutions, ensuring reliability in demanding scientific environments.
Designed for Practical Laboratory UseEasy-to-read graduations simplify measurements, while round or square shapes and wide mouth options allow for convenient filling and pouring. Blue or white colored caps-available in screw or ground glass stopper types-provide a leak-proof seal and easy manual handling, minimizing the risk of spills during transport or storage.
FAQ's of Reagent Bottles:
Q: How can reagent bottles be sterilized for laboratory use?
A: Reagent bottles are autoclavable, meaning they can be safely sterilized using steam in an autoclave, making them suitable for repeated laboratory usage without contamination risks.
Q: What chemicals can these reagent bottles safely store?
A: Made from borosilicate glass, the bottles are resistant to most acids, alkalis, and solvents, allowing secure storage of a wide variety of chemical solutions commonly used in laboratory settings.
Q: When should I choose a wide mouth versus a narrow mouth reagent bottle?
A: Wide mouth bottles facilitate easier pouring, filling, or transfer of solids and viscous liquids, whereas narrow mouth bottles are preferable for storing and dispensing liquids that require precise control or minimizing evaporation.
Q: Where are these reagent bottles typically used?
A: These bottles are designed for use in chemistry, biology, analytical, educational, and research laboratories, serving applications ranging from routine chemical storage to analytical sample handling.
Q: What process ensures leak-proof sealing for safe transport?
A: Each bottle is fitted with a screw cap or ground glass stopper engineered for leak-proof sealing, ensuring safety during both storage and transport of reagents.
Q: What are the benefits of marked graduations on reagent bottles?
A: Graduation marks provide accurate and visible measurement increments, supporting precise handling, mixing, and recording of liquid volumes during laboratory procedures.
Q: Are the reagent bottles reusable and compliant with safety standards?
A: Yes, these bottles are reusable after sterilization and comply with ISO standards for laboratory glassware, ensuring quality, durability, and safety in scientific environments.