About this item
Multi-functional glass wide mouth laboratory bottles with protective safety coating.
- Manufactured from Polyamide-coated DURAN® borosilicate glass 3.3
- External polymer coating provides scratch, leak*, and splinter* protection (*only applies to bottles 2000 ml and less)
- Polyamide 12 safety coating has a high chemical resistance
- Protective coating provides an enhanced safer grip
- Coating is cleanroom certified Fraunhofer IPA TESTED DEVICE®
- Certified FDA and EU food contact safe coating material
- Safe storage and shipping of bulk, high-potency active pharmaceutical ingredients (HPAPIs) powders
- Supplied with push-on dust cover
DURAN® GLS 80® wide mouth bottles have become the gold standard of multi-functional laboratory bottles since their introduction in 1972. The protect+ safety coated version of the bottles combines the best of both worlds: virtually inert USP/EP Type I borosilicate glass 3.3 on the inside and a protective safety plastic layer on the outside. The bottles are moulded from high-purity, clear glass or externally ambered clear glass that is then coated with a translucent polyamide PA 12 coating to reduce the hazards of broken glass and liquid splashes in the event of breakage.
A combination of high-performance materials and robust design provides a cost-effective usable life. The bottles feature an easy-to-read graduated volume scale. There is a Retrace Code printed on each bottle for manufacturing lot traceability. The amber DURAN® glass bottle versions ensure that light sensitive contents are protected from the effects of photodegradation. The protection against ultra-violet light meets international USP/EP standards. All the protect+ coated bottles are supplied with push-on protective covers to protect the inside of the bottles from contamination during distribution. Matching screw closures and pouring rings can be ordered separately.
Available in a wide range of nominal bottle capacities from 25 ml to 5 L, and neck sizes GL 25 to GLS 80® wide mouth. This bottle series is not autoclavable.