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Glass Carboys
Large-Capacity Glass Storage for Laboratory Liquid Handling
Larger-volume storage
Rigid glass construction
Closure-ready format
Large-Capacity Glass Storage for Laboratory Liquid Handling
Browse glass carboys for laboratory liquid storage, handling and larger-volume processing workflows. Glass carboys provide a rigid container format for applications requiring larger capacities than standard laboratory bottles. Selection should consider carboy capacity, glass type, closure or port configuration, handling requirements and compatibility with the intended laboratory process. LabShopNow places glass carboys within its broader glassware range to simplify sourcing for research and laboratory teams. Review individual product specifications carefully before selecting a carboy for use.
Glass Carboys
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PUREGRIP® Reusable Clear Glass Carboy, Round
$3,017.57$4,176.56PUREGRIP® Reusable Clear Glass Carboy, Round
Sku: 15R-E121-FLSReusable Borosilicate Glass Carboys Provide Chemically Inert Lab Storage Foxx Life Sciences brings you the New PUREGRIP Glass Carboys with 120mm VersaCap which are chemically inert, mechanically strong and stable....Sku: 15R-E121-FLS
Shop glass carboys for laboratory liquid storage and larger-volume handling. Compare capacities and closure configurations for laboratory fluid-processing 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.
