Dynalon
Dynalon 606215 HDPE Bottle 500 mL 156 mm H 70 mm Dia PK48
HDPE bottle holds 500 mL with a 70 mm diameter and 156 mm height, supplied in a pack of 48 with leakproof polypropylene closures
- Economy bottle for routine lab storage
- 500 mL capacity fits standard procedures
- HDPE body resists common chemicals
- Leakproof closure protects samples
- Pack of 48 supports high-volume use
Product Identity
This Dynalon 606215 bottle is a 500 mL HDPE container supplied in a pack of 48. It measures 156 mm in height with a 70 mm body diameter and includes an unlined white polypropylene closure. The translucent body features a wide mouth and is designed for general laboratory liquid handling.
Suitability
These economy bottles suit labs needing bulk leakproof storage for non-sterile liquids at room temperature. They are not for users who require autoclavable vessels, graduated markings, sterile packaging or pre-cleaned certification. Buyers needing heat sterilisation or precise volume measurement should look elsewhere.
Deciding Specification
The single specification that decides fit is the 500 mL capacity combined with the non-autoclavable HDPE construction. If your protocol demands steam sterilisation or graduated accuracy, this bottle will not meet the requirement.
Highlights
- Economy bottle for routine lab storage
- 500 mL capacity fits standard procedures
- HDPE body resists common chemicals
- Leakproof closure protects samples
- Pack of 48 supports high-volume use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I fit the 70 mm white polypropylene closure on the 500 mL HDPE bottle so it stays leakproof?
Screw the unlined white polypropylene cap straight onto the wide-mouth HDPE threads until the shoulders meet; do not cross-thread or over-tighten, which can distort the 70 mm neck and break the seal.
What part of the 606215 bottle will need replacing first with repeated autoclave cycles?
The HDPE body and polypropylene closure are rated non-autoclavable, so neither component survives steam sterilisation; switch to autoclavable labware instead of planning replacements.
At what fill level does the 156 mm tall translucent bottle show stress-cracking first during long-term solvent storage?
Stress-cracking typically appears at the shoulder radius near the 70 mm diameter when the bottle is kept near its 500 mL capacity with aggressive solvents; leave headspace and inspect regularly.
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