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Wash Bottles

Name: Wash Bottles
Brand: PolyLab

Material : Polyethylene

HSN Code : 39233090

Polylab is a Top rated, Best Manufacturer & Supplier of high-quality laboratory plasticware, offering precision-molded Wash Bottles designed for safe, controlled, and convenient dispensing of distilled water, solvents, and other laboratory liquids. These bottles are widely used in chemical laboratories, research institutions, pharmaceutical facilities, and educational labs where accurate rinsing and cleaning processes are essential for maintaining experimental accuracy and hygiene.

The Wash Bottles from Polylab are manufactured using superior-grade, flexible, and chemically resistant plastic materials that ensure excellent durability and long-term performance. Their soft squeeze design allows smooth and controlled liquid flow, making them ideal for precise rinsing of laboratory glassware. These bottles are engineered to withstand exposure to common laboratory chemicals without cracking, leaking, or deforming.

Designed for ease of use, Polylab Wash Bottles feature a leak-resistant cap and a scientifically angled nozzle that enables accurate and targeted dispensing of liquids. This ensures minimal wastage and maximum control during washing or rinsing procedures. The lightweight structure and ergonomic design make them highly convenient for daily laboratory operations, even during extended use.

Code	Particulars	Packing
36601	125 ml	12 Pcs
36602	250 ml	12 Pcs
36603	500 ml	6 Pcs
36604	1000 ml	6 Pcs

As a Top rated Manufacturer and Supplier – Polylab, these Wash Bottles are trusted for their consistent quality, safety, and user-friendly performance. They are an essential part of every laboratory setup, ensuring efficient cleaning processes and maintaining high standards of laboratory hygiene and accuracy.

Our Application Wash Bottles:

Laboratory Cleaning Use – Used for rinsing glassware, test tubes, and other lab equipment.
Chemical Laboratories – Ideal for handling distilled water and mild chemical solutions.
Research Facilities – Used in experiments requiring controlled washing and cleaning.
Educational Institutions – Suitable for school and college science laboratories.
Pharmaceutical Labs – Used for maintaining cleanliness and contamination-free environments.

Key Features of Wash Bottles:

Flexible Squeeze Design – Allows smooth and controlled dispensing of liquids with minimal effort.
Chemical Resistant Material – Safe for use with distilled water, solvents, and common laboratory chemicals.
Leak-Proof Cap System – Prevents spillage and ensures safe storage of liquids.
Angled Dispensing Nozzle – Enables precise and targeted liquid flow for accurate rinsing.
Lightweight & Durable Body – Easy to handle and designed for long-lasting laboratory use.

Why Choose Us for Wash Bottles:

Top Rated Manufacturer – Polylab – Known for delivering reliable and high-quality laboratory plasticware.
Best Quality Products – Manufactured using premium-grade raw materials for long-term use.
Safe & Reliable Performance – Designed for controlled and contamination-free liquid dispensing.
Leak-Proof Assurance – Ensures safe handling and storage without any spillage.
Trusted Supplier Nationwide – Widely preferred by laboratories, institutions, and industries across India.

Frequently Asked Questions Wash Bottles

The flexible polyethylene delivery tube can be bent and aimed precisely wherever required, allowing you to direct solvent streams into specific areas such as narrow-necked flasks, onto electrodes, or across slides. This precision reduces solvent waste, improves cleaning efficiency, and allows you to reach areas that would be difficult with a standard pouring spout.

These wash bottles are made from Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE), which has a lower melting point and is not typically autoclavable. Standard autoclaving temperatures (121°C) may cause deformation or damage. They are designed for general laboratory use at ambient temperatures. For sterile applications, consider using sterile filtered solvents or single-use sterile wash bottles.

LDPE has excellent resistance to water, aqueous solutions, dilute acids, dilute bases, and alcohols (methanol, ethanol, isopropanol). It is also suitable for many common laboratory solvents like acetone. However, it may not be suitable for strong non-polar solvents such as toluene, xylene, chloroform, dichloromethane, or hydrocarbons, which can cause swelling or degradation. Always check chemical compatibility for specific solvents.

Cleaning is simple: rinse thoroughly with an appropriate solvent (water for aqueous materials, compatible solvent for organic residues). For more thorough cleaning, fill with warm water and mild laboratory detergent, shake well, and rinse multiple times with distilled water. The wide mouth design (when cap is removed) allows for easy access. Allow to air dry completely before refilling.

The delivery tube is an integral part of the cap assembly. While it may be possible to remove and replace the tube in some models, it is generally recommended to replace the entire cap assembly or the complete wash bottle for optimal performance. Replacement caps with tubes may be available separately; check with Polylab customer service.

These wash bottles are available in four sizes: 125 ml (Code 36601, pack of 12 Pcs), 250 ml (Code 36602, pack of 12 Pcs), 500 ml (Code 36603, pack of 6 Pcs), and 1000 ml (Code 36604, pack of 6 Pcs). This range covers all common laboratory washing needs.

The flexible polyethylene tube can be manually bent to the desired angle. Simply hold the tube near its base and gently bend it to point in the direction you need. The tube will maintain its shape during use but can be readjusted as needed. Avoid sharp bends that might kink the tube and restrict flow.

Yes, these wash bottles are excellent for organic chemistry labs for dispensing common solvents like acetone, ethanol, methanol, and isopropanol for rinsing glassware. However, for chlorinated solvents (dichloromethane, chloroform) or aromatic hydrocarbons (toluene, xylene), you should verify compatibility first, as these may affect the LDPE material over time.

Yes, it is good laboratory practice to label all wash bottles with their contents. The translucent LDPE surface accepts most permanent markers and laboratory labels. For best results, use solvent-resistant labels or markers, especially if the bottle will be used with organic solvents that might dissolve standard ink.