| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Carboy LD |
| Material | Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE) |
| Type | Laboratory Carboy |
| Closure Type | Screw Cap |
| Handle Type | Integrated Carry Handle |
| Available Capacities | Various sizes available |
| Chemical Resistance | Suitable for many laboratory solutions and reagents |
| Applications | Liquid Storage, Reagent Storage, Water Storage, Laboratory Solution Handling, Research & Quality Control |
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Carboy LD
The Carboy LD is a lightweight laboratory storage and dispensing container designed for the safe handling of liquids, reagents, and laboratory solutions. Suitable for routine laboratory use, it is available in various capacities to meet different storage requirements.
- Manufactured from Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE) for lightweight handling.
- Integrated carry handles provide convenient transportation and pouring.
- Secure screw cap helps minimize leakage and contamination.
- Suitable for storing distilled water, reagents, buffers, and laboratory solutions.
- Available in multiple capacities to accommodate different laboratory requirements.
- Good chemical compatibility for routine laboratory applications.
- Ideal for research, pharmaceutical, educational, and industrial laboratory environments.
The Carboy LD is a laboratory container designed for the storage, transportation, and dispensing of liquids used in research, analytical, pharmaceutical, and industrial laboratories. Manufactured from Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE), it offers flexibility and good chemical compatibility for handling a wide range of laboratory solutions and non-hazardous chemicals.
Featuring an integrated handle design and a secure screw cap, the carboy allows convenient carrying, pouring, and storage while helping to minimize contamination. Its lightweight construction makes it easy to handle during routine laboratory operations. Carboy LD containers are commonly used for storing distilled water, deionized water, buffers, media, reagents, and other laboratory liquids. They are widely used in research laboratories, educational institutions, pharmaceutical facilities, chemical laboratories, and quality control environments where reliable liquid storage is essential.
