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PETG Carboys
High-Capacity Fluid Storage Across Multiple Materials and Configurations
Multiple material choices
Sterile and non-sterile
Caps, spigots and accessories
High-Capacity Fluid Storage Across Multiple Materials and Configurations
Browse laboratory carboys for larger-volume liquid storage, transfer and fluid-handling applications. Options include round, HDPE, polypropylene, PETG, polycarbonate, amber, sterile, non-sterile, glass and wide-mouth carboys, plus spigot configurations, caps, adapters, secondary containers and accessories. LabShopNow organizes carboys by material and configuration to simplify selection. Buyers should consider capacity, material compatibility, sterility, closure type, ports, spigot requirements, handling needs and product specifications before choosing a carboy for laboratory or bioprocess use.
PETG Carboys
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EZclear Rectangular PETG Carboy Storage Container
En solde $89.36$123.68EZclear Rectangular PETG Carboy Storage Container
4 variantsSku: 157-0111-OEMSpace-Saving PETG Carboy Storage Container With Ergonomic Molded Handles For LabsThe EZclear PETG Carboy Storage Container are designed to provide users with a highly versatile container that maximizes storage efficiency...Sku: 157-0111-OEM
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Shop PETG carboys for laboratory liquid storage and transfer. Compare container capacities and closure configurations for compatible fluid-handling workflows.
Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a laboratory carboy used for? +
A carboy is a larger-capacity container used for compatible liquid storage, preparation, transfer or collection in laboratory and process workflows.
2. What materials are laboratory carboys available in? +
This category includes HDPE, PP, PETG, polycarbonate and glass carboys, along with amber variants.
3. How do I choose between sterile and non-sterile carboys? +
Choose according to the process requirements and whether a sterile product is required for the intended application.
4. What should I consider when choosing a carboy? +
Compare volume, material, mouth design, closure, ports, spigot options, sterility and chemical compatibility.
