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Secondary Containment
An Added Containment Layer Around Primary Laboratory Containers
Secondary enclosure
Multiple vessel support
Spill-containment format
An Added Containment Layer Around Primary Laboratory Containers
Shop secondary containment products for laboratory storage and handling workflows that require an additional container around a primary vessel. Secondary containers can help organize and contain compatible laboratory bottles, carboys or other vessels within a defined outer enclosure. Selection should consider primary container dimensions, secondary container capacity, material and the intended laboratory application. LabShopNow groups secondary containment products within its Lab Safety range for easier sourcing. Review individual product specifications before selecting a secondary container for use.
Secondary Containment
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NewLabArmor™ Secondary Container Spill Basin, Safety Tray for Carboys, Bottles, and DOT Waste Containers
Im Angebot ab $29.71$43.28NewLabArmor™ Secondary Container Spill Basin, Safety Tray for Carboys, Bottles, and DOT Waste Containers
8 variantsSku: NLA-252-1901NewLabArmor™ HDPE Secondary Spill Containment Trays for Solvent Waste Carboys NewLabArmor™' 73.4L Secondary Container is a perfect solution for preventing leakage and spillage from NewLabArmor™ 40L and 60L NewLabArmor™ Solvent...Sku: NLA-252-1901
Shop secondary containment products for laboratory bottles, carboys and other vessels. Compare container capacities, dimensions and materials for compatible storage setups.
Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is secondary containment in a laboratory? +
Secondary containment is an additional container or enclosure placed around a primary chemical or liquid container.
2. How do I select a secondary container? +
Consider primary vessel size, secondary container capacity, material and chemical compatibility.
3. Should a secondary container be larger than the primary container? +
It needs sufficient dimensions and capacity for the intended containment application according to facility requirements.
4. Where is secondary containment commonly used? +
It can be used around compatible laboratory bottles, carboys and other chemical or waste containers.
