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Jars

Everything from standard plastic and glass to sterile and tamper-evident jars

Squeeze Bottles

Squeeze Bottles

Store liquids and dispense from a nozzle

Bottles

Store and pour liquids using plastic, glass, and metal bottles

Carboys

Store and dispense more than one gallon of liquid

Beakers

Glass, plastic, and metal beakers

Tanks

Plastic, metal, and collapsible fabric tanks

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Jars

Everything from standard plastic and glass to sterile and tamper-evident jars

Bottles

Store and pour liquids using plastic, glass, and metal bottles

Carboys

Store and dispense more than one gallon of liquid

Beakers

Glass, plastic, and metal beakers

Tanks

Plastic, metal, and collapsible fabric tanks

Vials

Store less than two ounces of samples and other substances

Jugs

Store and dispense up to one gallon of liquid

Pitchers

A long spout makes it easy to pour in hard-to-reach spaces

Pails

Plastic, metal, rubber, and paper pails

Graduated Cylinders

Graduated Cylinders

Precisely measure and pour liquids

Tins

Store a wide variety of products, from samples to soldering paste

Safety Cans

Store and dispense flammable and hazardous liquids

Flasks

Mix, measure, and heat liquid in glass and plastic flasks

Brush-Top Cans

Store liquid and paste and apply with the built-in brush

Tubs

Plastic, rubber, and steel tubs

Petri Dishes

Grow bacteria and other microorganisms

Petri Dish Liners

Petri Dish Liners

Protect plastic and glass petri dishes from harsh chemicals

Crucibles

Mix and melt powders, chemicals, and metals

Test Tubes

Hold small samples to test, mix, and inspect them

Fuel Cans

Carry, store, and pour gasoline, diesel, and kerosene

Centrifuge Tubes

Centrifuge Tubes

Hold samples for use in a centrifuge

Liquid Nitrogen Cans

Liquid Nitrogen Cans

Store, transport, and dispense liquid nitrogen; also known as dewars

Density Meter Jars

Density Meter Jars

Add liquid and immerse a density meter until it floats for precise readings

Well Plate Fillers

Well Plate Fillers

Fill and dispense 96 wells all at once

Well Plates

Collect, mix, and store up to 96 individual samples within a single container

Reagent Reservoirs

Reagent Reservoirs

Hold reagents and samples for easy access during pipetting

Squeeze Bottles

Squeeze Bottles

Store liquids and dispense from a nozzle

Spray Bottles

Store and spray liquids

Pour Spouts

Fit directly onto bottles and jugs for controlled pouring

Push-Top Dispensers

Push-Top Dispensers

Push down to dispense stored liquids

Pipettes

Transfer drops or a measured stream of liquid

Pipette Pumps

Use with a pipette to comfortably draw and dispense exact quantities with one hand

Pipette Holders

Pipette Holders

Keep your pipettes organized

Pipettor Holders

Pipettor Holders

Hold pipettors in an upright position

Controlled-Flow Bottles and Pens

Controlled-Flow Bottles and Pens

Release a precise amount of adhesive or lubricant without flooding the tip or splattering

Liquid Samplers

Liquid Samplers

Collect liquid samples from drums, tanks, and other containers

Sprayers

Pressurize liquids such as disinfectants, cleaning solutions, and insecticides for forceful spraying

Bulb-Dropper Bottles

Bulb-Dropper Bottles

Squeeze the dropper on the lid to dispense liquid directly from its container

Bulb Dispensers

Bulb Dispensers

Transfer larger amounts of liquid than bulb droppers; also known as basters

Pipettors

Dispense a small amount of liquid for speedy, routine dispensing jobs

Fuel Dispensers

Fuel Dispensers

Dispense fuel wherever you need it

Burettes

Release liquid with greater precision than pipettes

Pipette Tips

Attach to the end of your pipettor to dispense small amounts of liquid

Drying Racks

Suspend objects to let them dry

Material Handling

Shipping Jugs

Ship up to seven gallons of hazardous liquids and dispense with control through the narrow opening

Shipping Bottles

Shipping Bottles

Ship up to one gallon of hazardous liquids

Hazardous Material Shipping Kits

Hazardous Material Shipping Kits

Every packaging layer you need to safely ship hazardous liquids and solids

Facility and Grounds Maintenance

Cups

Coffee, drinking fountain, and condiment cups, as well as storage cups with lids

Beverage Dispensers

Beverage Dispensers

Store and serve beverages in break rooms and out in the field

Mugs

Carry coffee, tea, and other drinks with you

Water Bottles

Plastic and stainless steel water bottles

Water Backpacks

Water Backpacks

Sip water from the tube to hydrate while working outdoors and in other high-heat environments

Condiment Containers

Condiment Containers

Fill with salt, pepper, sugar, ketchup, mustard, and salad dressing for easy dispensing

Water Dispensers

Water Dispensers

Provide drinking water wherever it's needed without connecting to plumbing

Paint Cans

Lubricating

Oil Dispensers

Keep machinery lubricated by applying oil

Fluid Handling

Vacuum Degassing Chambers

Vacuum Degassing Chambers

Purge air bubbles from paint, resins, and hard-setting materials like silicone for even consistency

Measuring and Inspecting

Density Meters

Measure the density of liquids to check concentration; test battery fluid for a charge

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