Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Sterile Polycarbonate Erlenmeyer Flasks |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 12 no |
| Form | Flask |
| Grade | Lab Grade |
| Application | Laboratory Use |
Product Description
Sterile Polycarbonate Erlenmeyer Flasks are essential tools in any laboratory setting. These flasks are designed with a baffled bottom to enhance mixing efficiency and a non-vented cap to maintain sterility. The 500 ml volume is perfect for a variety of lab applications, ensuring precision and reliability in your experiments.
Crafted from high-quality polycarbonate, these flasks are durable and resistant to chemicals, making them ideal for rigorous lab conditions. The sterile nature of these flasks ensures that your samples remain uncontaminated, which is crucial for accurate results. The baffled bottom design promotes better mixing and aeration, which is particularly useful in cell culture and fermentation processes.
The non-vented cap provides a secure seal, preventing any contamination from external sources. This feature is especially important when working with sensitive biological samples. The lab grade quality of these flasks ensures that they meet the highest standards of performance and safety.
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FAQs
What is the volume of these Erlenmeyer flasks?
These Erlenmeyer flasks have a volume of 500 ml.
Are these flasks sterile?
Yes, these flasks are sterile, ensuring that your samples remain uncontaminated.
What is the benefit of the baffled bottom?
The baffled bottom enhances mixing efficiency and aeration, making it ideal for cell culture and fermentation processes.
Can these flasks be used for chemical experiments?
Yes, these flasks are resistant to chemicals and can be used for a variety of chemical experiments.
What is the material of these flasks?
These flasks are made from high-quality polycarbonate, which is durable and resistant to chemicals.
