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The Diamond Realseal plastic carboy from Globe Scientific is a rugged and durable storage solution for large volumes of liquids in laboratories. Its round design maximizes mixing efficiency, while integrated wide handles facilitate easy carrying and pouring, even with gloves. The carboy is autoclavable and has excellent chemical resistance, making it ideal for use with most media, reagents, and solutions. Suitable for a wide range of laboratory applications, including mixing, storing, and dispensing liquids, this carboy is a safe and shatterproof alternative to glass, perfect for high-volume liquid storage and dispensing needs.
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The carboy has a round design that maximizes mixing efficiency.
The carboy has integrated wide handles that facilitate easy carrying and pouring even when wearing gloves.
The carboy is autoclavable at 121°c and has the best chemical resistance.
Diamond® realseal plastic carboys from globe scientific meet the large volume liquid storage and dispensing needs of the most demanding laboratory applications. Rugged and durable diamond realseal carboys are the safe shatterproof alternative to glass for mixing storing and dispensing liquids in volumes from five to fifty liters. The carboys are available in a wide range of materials and designs suitable for use with most media reagents and solutionsused in laboratories across the world. Features ul style"margin-top 0px; padding-top 5px; padding-bottom 5px;" round design maximizes mixing efficiency integrated wide handles facilitate easy carrying and pouring even when wearing gloves easy to read molded graduations pp carboys are autoclavable at 121°c and have the best chemical resistance