Description
| Catalogue No. | OD*HT |
|---|---|
| 11021/01 | 50 x 17 |
| 11021/02 | 80 x 17 |
| 11021/03 | 100 x 17 |
| 11021/04 | 150 x 20 |
| 11021/04 | 200 x 20 |
Weighing bottles are laboratory containers that are used to accurately weigh small quantities of powders, liquids, and other materials. They are typically made of glass or plastic and are cylindrical or conical in shape. The most important feature of a weighing bottle is that it is highly transparent and has a smooth surface, which allows for easy reading of the weight.
Weighing bottles have a wide opening at the top and a narrow neck, which makes them easy to fill and pour. The bottles are placed on a balance or scale to determine the weight of the contents. They come in a variety of sizes, with commonly used sizes ranging from 50 milliliters to 1000 milliliters. They are also easy to clean and can be used multiple times.
Weighing bottles are used in many different fields such as chemistry, biology, and materials science for accurate weight measurements of samples, reagents, and other materials. They are also used to weigh out small amounts of powders, liquids, and other materials for experiments, analysis, and other laboratory procedures.
