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Thermo Scientific™ Nalgene™ Lightweight Graduated Cylindrical LLDPE Tank with Cover
For an economical alternative to stainless steel, choose the Thermo Scientific™ Nalgene™ Lightweight Graduated Cylindrical LLDPE Tank with Cover.
$648.63 - $1565.27
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14-834-29A
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Thermo Scientific™
541000005 |
18.9 L |
Each for $648.63
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14-834-29B
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Thermo Scientific™
541000007 |
28 L |
Each for $898.37
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14-834-29C
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Thermo Scientific™
541000010 |
37.9 L |
Each for $880.07
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14-834-29D
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Thermo Scientific™
541000015 |
56.8 L |
Each for $915.47
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14-834-29E
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Thermo Scientific™
541000030 |
113.6 L |
Each for $1,084.10
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14-834-29F
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Thermo Scientific™
541000055 |
208 L |
Each for $1,565.27
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Description
For an economical alternative to stainless steel, choose the Thermo Scientific™ Nalgene™ Lightweight Graduated Cylindrical LLDPE Tank with Cover. Ideal for less rigorous applications, these linear, low-density polyethylene tanks offer excellent resistance to stress cracking. The cover features an external flange that extends beyond the rim when used as a liner for steel drums. Available in sizes ranging from 5 to 55 gal. (19 to 208L).
- Approximate wall thickness, 0.09 in. (2.4mm)
- Tanks are graduated
- 55-gal. size can be used as liner for steel drums
- Available with spigot for drawoff (Cat. No. 54102)
- Not autoclavable
Warranty:
90 days
Note:
Tanks used at elevated temperatures or with high specific gravity liquids be externally supported.
Specifications
| Tank with Cover | |
| 2.4 mm | |
| LLDPE |
Disclaimer to internal research use restriction:
Any restrictions on the purchaser to utilize the product(s) for internal research purposes only does not apply to the product(s) on the web pages associated with this statement.
Caution:
Plastic tanks are generally subject to more severe conditions that plastic labware; exposure is constant, stresses are greater and different classes and concentrations of chemicals are involved. Please pay special attention to chemical compatibility.