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Amber Reagent Bottle with Screw Cap

The Amber Reagent Bottle with Screw Cap is a premium laboratory storage solution designed to protect light-sensitive chemicals from UV degradation. Crafted from high-durability Borosilicate 3.3 glass, these bottles feature a uniform amber tint, precise graduations, and a secure GL45 screw cap system, making them ideal for pharmaceutical, chemical, and research applications.

Specs
  • Material: High-quality Borosilicate Glass 3.3
  • Standards Compliance: DIN ISO 4796-1 compliant versions available upon request.
  • Light Protection: Filters out light radiation between 300 nm and 500 nm wavelength
  • Capacity Options: 25 ml, 50 ml, 100 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml, 1000 ml, 2000 ml, 5000 ml, 10000 ml, and 20000 ml
  • GL 25 / GL 32: Available for smaller capacity bottles (10 ml – 50 ml)
  • Closure: Blue Polypropylene (PP) screw cap with integrated pouring ring
  • Autoclavable: Bottle, cap, and pouring ring are steam sterilizable at 121°C
  • Thermal Shock Resistance: Low coefficient of expansion (32.5 x 10⁻⁷ / °C)

Description

Permanent Sun Protection

Some chemicals, like silver nitrate, can go bad if they touch regular light. Therefore, Osmosis Scientific makes these bottles with a built-in amber tint. Because the color is part of the glass itself, it will never peel or wash off. Consequently, your expensive reagents stay fresh and work perfectly for a long time.

Safe and Easy Pouring

We designed these bottles to be easy to use every day. First, the GL45 screw cap is easy to grip and seals the bottle completely. Furthermore, the blue pouring ring stops liquids from running down the side of the bottle. This keeps your hands safe and your workspace clean. Additionally, we added white markings on the side so you can see exactly how much liquid is left inside.

Perfect for Any Lab Task

  • Safe Storage: Great for storing liquids that shouldn’t touch air or moisture.
  • Easy to Label: Every bottle has a big white patch where you can write names or dates with a pencil.
  • Heat Resistant: You can heat these bottles up to prepare lab media without worrying about them cracking.
  • All Sizes: Whether you need a tiny 25ml bottle or a huge 20-liter jar, we have the right size for you.
Amber Reagent Bottle with Screw Cap – Light-Protective Borosilicate 3.3 Storage Bottles
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10*345010ARBSC-0010Enquire Now
25*367010ARBSC-0025Enquire Now
50*468710ARBSC-0050Enquire Now
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Note: For outsourced or certified products, Osmosis Scientific acts as a supplier and distributor. Certification validity, calibration accuracy, and traceability are the responsibility of the original manufacturer or issuing certification body. Osmosis Scientific shall not be held liable for calibration deviations caused by improper handling, physical damage, or chemical exposure after delivery.

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    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

    What is the use of an amber reagent bottle?

    Amber reagent bottles are used to store light-sensitive chemicals and compounds. The dark glass prevents ultraviolet and infrared light from passing through, protecting the contents from photochemical degradation, ensuring stability, and preserving the chemical integrity of the substances stored inside.

    What chemicals are stored in amber bottles?
    Chemicals stored in amber bottles include oxidizing agents (like hydrogen peroxide), silver nitrate, light-sensitive organic compounds, essential oils, and certain pharmaceuticals. These materials decompose or react when exposed to light, so the brown glass provides necessary protection for long-term storage.
    How to clean amber bottles?

    To clean amber bottles, rinse them with deionized water to remove residues. Use a mild detergent if necessary, followed by a thorough water rinse. For stubborn contaminants, utilize an appropriate solvent or acid bath, then dry completely in an oven to avoid contamination.

    Why are reagent bottles brown?

    Reagent bottles are brown because the glass is infused with iron or sulfur, which absorbs ultraviolet and blue light wavelengths. This absorption creates a protective barrier, preventing light from reaching the chemicals inside and initiating unwanted photochemical reactions that could ruin the substance.

    Additional information

    Capacity (mL)

    10, 25, 50, 100, 250, 500, 1000, 2000

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