Wash bottles are laboratory containers used to dispense small amounts of liquids, often used to clean laboratory apparatus. They typically have a screw cap and a pointed spout for controlled dispensing.

“LDPE” stands for low-density polyethylene, which is a type of thermoplastic polymer that is commonly used to make wash bottles due to its flexibility and chemical resistance.

LDPE wash bottles are lightweight, flexible, and translucent, allowing for easy monitoring of the liquid inside. They are a popular choice for applications where chemical resistance is required and a more flexible container is desired.