PLASTIC WASH BOTTLE

1.Basic Identification Attributes

• Material: LDPE, HDPE, PP, or fluoropolymer (for chemical compatibility).
• Design: Squeeze bottle with bent or straight nozzle; leak-proof cap.
• Volume: Typically available in 250 mL, 500 mL, and 1 L sizes.
• Labeling: Often comes with pre-labeled chemical names or color-coded caps.

2.Physical & Chemical Properties

• Flexibility: Semi-soft body allows easy squeeze action.
• Chemical Resistance: Compatible with most common lab solvents and acids.
• Transparency: Translucent body for monitoring liquid level.
• Temperature Resistance: Can withstand moderate heat; not suitable for autoclaving unless specified.

3.Safety & Hazard Attributes

• Prevents contamination and spills by enabling no-contact dispensing.
• Reduces risk of exposure when working with volatile or corrosive liquids.
• Capable of directional control to avoid splash-back.

4.Storage & Handling Attributes

• Store upright in cool, ventilated spaces.
• Keep bottles clearly labeled to avoid cross-contamination.
• Replace bottles showing cracks, stiffness, or discoloration.

5.Regulatory & Compliance Attributes

• Complies with general laboratory chemical storage and dispensing standards.
• May meet ISO or ASTM standards depending on manufacturer.

6.Environmental & Health Impact

• Reusable; reduces disposable plastic waste in the lab.
• Can be recycled depending on material and chemical exposure.
• Should be rinsed and disposed of according to local hazardous waste guidelines if used with dangerous chemicals.