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The Kartell Jar, 90 mL PE HD, with Screw Cap, 55 x 63.4 mm is designed for secure and reliable storage of various materials in laboratory environments. Made from high-quality high-density polyethylene (PE HD), this jar offers excellent chemical resistance and durability. The screw cap ensures a tight, leak-proof seal, protecting contents from contamination. With a 90 mL capacity and dimensions of 55 x 63.4 mm, this jar is ideal for storing liquids, powders, and samples, making it perfect for laboratory applications including chemical analysis and sample preservation.
This jar is an essential tool for laboratories, offering reliable storage and protection for samples in various scientific applications.
Manufacturer P/N
0091400
Part Number
9.401 854
Manufacturer
Kartell
With cap Ø
55 mm
Manufacturer P/N
0091200
Part Number
9.401 852
Manufacturer
Kartell
With cap Ø
35 mm
Manufacturer P/N
0091000
Part Number
9.401 850
Manufacturer
Kartell
With cap Ø
21 mm
Manufacturer P/N
0091300
Part Number
9.401 853
Manufacturer
Kartell
With cap Ø
35 mm
Manufacturer P/N
0091600
Part Number
9.401 855
Manufacturer
Kartell
With cap Ø
55 mm
Manufacturer P/N
0091100
Part Number
9.401 851
Manufacturer
Kartell
With cap Ø
21 mm
It is designed for secure and reliable storage of various materials in laboratory environments. Made from high-quality high-density polyethylene (PE HD), this jar offers excellent chemical resistance and durability. The screw cap ensures a tight, leak-proof seal, protecting contents from contamination. With a 90 mL capacity and dimensions of 55 x 63.4 mm, this jar is ideal for storing liquids, powders, and samples, making it perfect for laboratory applications including chemical analysis and sample preservation.
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