The special feature of this wide neck wash bottle is a safety valve integrated into the spray cap. This valve regulates the internal pressure of the bottle and can release any excess pressure caused by temperature fluctuations or evaporation.

When the room temperature rises or the sun shines on the bottle, conventional wash bottles start to drip uncontrollably due to the rising internal pressure. The vent valve allows the excess pressure to escape and prevents dripping.
The vent valve is leak proof, i.e. if the bottle is knocked over or held at an angle or upside down, it will not leak, as is the case with other kinds of wash bottles that have a ball valve or a simple vent hole.

The safety wash bottle with vent valve makes everyday laboratory work easier and, above all, safer.

Wide-neck wash bottles with the most important and most commonly used laboratory liquids printed on them.

The clear labeling of the bottle with the contents and the different-colored spray caps enable simple and precise identification of the chemical and increase safety in handling by avoiding mix-ups.

In addition to the substance name in German, the corresponding information is printed in English, French and Spanish. Hazard and safety information (H and P phrases), GHS pictograms and the CAS number are printed for each liquid.

The printing of this visual information helps to quickly and effectively draw attention to potential hazards at a glance, to comply with safety regulations and to handle and store the chemicals safely.

By providing this information, awareness of potential risks is raised, which contributes to the safety of people working with the chemicals and to the protection of the environment.

The wide neck opening allows easy and quick filling and thorough cleaning of the bottle.

The bottle is made of LDPE with a yellow-transparent coloring for light protection. This provides UV protection, while the contents and fill level are clearly visible.

The flexible, easy-to-squeeze spray bottle is ideal for quick dispensing or for fine, precise and controlled dosing of small quantities of liquid, for efficient filling or absorption and storage of laboratory chemicals.