These PYREX® aspirator bottles have a tubular sidearm outlet (15mm O.D.) near the bottom for attachment of flexible plastic tubing and are very useful as a delivery/storage container for solutions. These bottles feature sturdy ring necks with a heavy duty rims and use No. 12 rubber stoppers. They…

Thick-walled polypropylene Nalge 2126 Wide mouth Polypropylene bottle and closure TPE gasket for leakproof vacuum Sizes range from 1 to 5 liters Durable bottle for extra-rugged service. Polypropylene bottle with white polypropylene closure and TPE gasket provide…

These lightweight, autoclavable aspirator bottles are made from polypropylene and can be used for dispensing distilled water and other laboratory solutions. The leak-proof spigot screwed to the bottle requires only a half turn to open or close. Polyethylene cap and stopcock should be removed before autoclaving.

For easy and continuous aseptic vacuum aspiration of a variety of liquids, including tissue culture media, supernatants, and chemical wastes. To use, simply insert a pipette tip, Pasteur pipette or serological pipette into the collection tube and connect vacuum line to vacuum source. …

The Costar® Aspirator is a device using vacuum to safely and aseptically dispose of supernatant from a variety of laboratory vessels. Includes a hand piece to which disposable pipet tips are attached during use Grommet for accessory attachment and single-channel adapter for…

Complete with screw connection cap, silicone seal and stopcock with PTFE spindle. Dosing of liquids is possible via a stopcock.

The Vacuum Bottle Trap is a useful tool for easy and continuous liquid aspiration with vacuum when aspirating tissue culture media, wash solutions, supernatant fluids after centrifugation, chemical waste, etc. The Aspirator Bottle safely retains up to 1600 mL (54 oz) of fluids while the…

PYREX® borosilicate glass Useful as a delivery/storage container for solutions Autoclavable Features a tubular sidearm outlet to facilitate attachment of flexible tubing. 250 mL bottles take size 2 rubber stoppers; 500 mL bottles take size 4; 1,000 mL and 2,000 mL bottles take size 6;…

KIMAX glass hose connection outlet is fused to the bottle. Accepts 5/16" I.D. flexible tubing With white enamel marking spot Glass conforms to ASTM E438, Type I, Class A

With white enamel marking spot Glass conforms to ASTM E438, Type 1, Class A Sizes 250 and 500 mL accept 5/16" I.D. flexible tubing, 1000 mL and larger accept 3/8: I.D. tubing. Kimax glass hose connection outlet is fused to the bottle. 250 mL bottle takes size 2 rubber stopper; 500 mL…

Vacuubrand BVC Basic Liquid Aspiration System Designed for use with existing vacuum supplies, individual diaphgragm pumps and house vacuum systems Include mechanical regulator to control vacuum supply to provide sufficient suction for aspiration or filtration, without evaporating the…

Capacity 6 liters With size 53 polyethylene screw cap, polyethylene spigot and overflow tube which takes 3/8” i.d. tubing Height 16 1/4”; as furnished with Thomas number 3915G20 Water Still

Large capacity borosilicate glass bottles, offered in four different sizes, feature a hose connector sealed at neck (1/2 or 3/8" connection). All bottle necks are compatible with a #12 stopper.

Capacity 3 1/2 gallons With 6-mm-bore, Teflon stopcock and overflow tube which takes 1/2” tubing Takes rubber stopper No. 11 1/2 Useful as a delivery/ storage container for solutions. Height 17 3/4”.

This is an 8-channel adapter that fits on the Costar® Aspirator (No. 4930) so that it can be used to remove media and solutions from 8 wells simultaneously on a 96 well plate.

Chemically and thermally resistant PYREXplus® borosilicate glass bottles offer good optical clarity and durability PVC coating helps contain glass and contents should breakage occur Autoclavable or microwaveable to 121°C (250°F) Resistant to thermal shock Bottle…

This heavy-duty autoclavable bottle features thick walls and is designed for repeat vacuum applications. Cap includes a non-toxic silicone O-ring for a secure seal. Threads should be tottaly disengaged before autoclaving.