Bottle Wash Plastic

Description

Wash Bottles

Perfect for Precise Dispensing

Wash bottles are essential tools in laboratory and industrial settings, offering a convenient and controlled way to dispense liquids, particularly distilled water. These versatile bottles provide users with precise control over liquid flow, making them invaluable for a wide range of applications.

Key Features:

• Hand-Pressure Regulation: These wash bottles are designed to be operated by hand pressure, allowing users to easily regulate the flow of the liquid they contain. Whether you need a gentle trickle or a faster stream, you’re in control.
• Ultra-Fine Dispensing: The dispensing tip on these bottles is engineered to produce an ultra-fine liquid stream. This fine stream is perfect for applications requiring precision and accuracy.
• Adjustable Flow: For tasks that demand a higher liquid flow rate, the dispensing tip can be removed to increase the flow. This flexibility ensures that these bottles are adaptable to a variety of tasks and user preferences.

Materials:

These wash bottles are constructed from high-quality PE (Polyethylene), a material known for its durability, chemical resistance, and suitability for liquid storage and dispensing. PE is a trusted choice for laboratory and industrial environments due to its reliability and safety.

Common Applications:

Wash bottles find applications in various fields, including:

• Laboratory Use: Laboratories of all types, including chemical, biological, and clinical labs, rely on wash bottles for tasks like rinsing glassware, dispensing reagents, and conducting experiments.
• Medical Settings: In medical and healthcare settings, these bottles are used for wound irrigation, cleaning medical equipment, and more.
• Manufacturing and Quality Control: Industries such as pharmaceuticals, electronics, and food production utilize wash bottles for precise dispensing during manufacturing processes and quality control procedures.
• Educational Laboratories: Educational institutions, from schools to universities, use wash bottles for teaching and student experiments in science and chemistry classes.
• Research and Development: Research facilities and R&D departments rely on wash bottles for various tasks, from chemical analysis to product development.