DURAN® protect GL 45 Laboratory Bottle, amber, PU plastic safety coated, 10,000 mL, 1/Case

• Manufactured from ambered borosilicate glass 3.3 with a polyurethane coating
• Manufactured from DURAN® borosilicate glass 3.3. DURAN® is a neutral glass, classified as a Glass Type I according to USP <660>, EP (3.2.1) and JP <7.01>, and meets ASTM E438, Type I, Class A requirements
• The polyurethane PU coating provides scratch protection
• USP <660> (Spectral Transmission) and EP (3.2.1) compliant. Less than 10% spectral transmission between 290 nm and 450 nm.
• The only external application of the amber colour and PU coating ensures that internal surfaces have standard DURAN® glass properties
• Supplied with push-on protective cover. The applicable screw caps and pouring rings must be ordered separately.
• Easy-to-read scale with graduation marks to estimate the content
• Safe storage and shipping of bulk, high-potency active pharmaceutical ingredients (HPAPIs) powders

DURAN® Original GL laboratory bottles have become the gold standard of multifunctional laboratory bottles since their introduction in 1972. The protect safety-coated version of the bottles combining the best of both worlds: virtually inert USP/EP Type I borosilicate glass 3.3 glass on the inside and a protective safety plastic layer on the outside. The bottles are moulded from high-purity, ambered, glass that is then coated with a Polyurethane PU plastic coating to reduce the hazards of broken glass and liquid splashes in the event of breakage. The amber ensures that light sensitive contents are protected from the effects of photodegradation. The protection against ultra-violet light meets international USP/EP standards. A combination of high-performance materials and robust ISO 4796-1 design provides a long working life. The bottles feature an easy-to-read graduated volume scale, and marking field in permanent white enamel. Permanent Retrace Code on each bottle for manufacturing lot traceability. The protect safety coating meets the requirements of ASTM E1522, and is fully autoclavable at 121 or 134 °C.

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