A 120 x 150 mm specimen jar is a standard laboratory container typically used for mounting, preserving, and displaying biological specimens in medical, pathology, and histology settings.
Common Variations & Specifications
Dimensions: Usually refers to a diameter of 120 mm and a height of 150 mm.
Materials:
Borosilicate Glass 3.3: Preferred for its high chemical resistance, clarity, and ability to be heat-sterilized (autoclaved).
Plastic (Polypropylene/Polystyrene): A more cost-effective, shatter-resistant alternative often used for short-term storage or transport.
Closure Types:
Ground-in Glass Stopper with Knob: Often used for museum-quality displays or long-term preservation of wet specimens.
Screw-on Lids: Common for general-purpose collection and transport.
Typical Applications
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