Product Description

These rectangular museum jars—also called chromatography tanks—are precision-molded from neutral borosilicate glass for superior clarity, chemical resistance, and long-term durability. A fitted cover ensures a dust-free, stable environment for specimen preservation, solution storage, tissue display, plant cultures, and thin-layer or paper chromatography processes in laboratory, research, or museum settings.

The neutral glass composition ensures compatibility with a wide range of chemicals, while the robust build provides stability during handling and display. The clear glass allows easy observation and photographic documentation of samples or specimens. The jars are available in a variety of heights, lengths, and breadths to accommodate diverse laboratory or curatorial needs.

Specifications

• Material: Neutral Borosilicate Glass
• Structure: Rectangular with fitted cover
• Height Range: 140 mm to 380 mm
• Length Range: 140 mm to 280 mm
• Breadth Range: 100 mm to 230 mm
• Chemical Compatibility: High; resistant to acids, alkalis, and solvents
• Ideal Use: Specimen preservation, display, sample storage, chromatography tank, tissue culture

Available Sizes (Height x Length x Breadth, mm)

• 140 x 215 x 100
• 210 x 170 x 130
• 220 x 140 x 140
• 225 x 250 x 125
• 250 x 250 x 150
• 360 x 150 x 100
• 380 x 280 x 230

Applications

• Specimen and sample preservation in museums
• Chemical storage and reagent mixing
• Tissue, plant, and small animal display
• Thin-layer and paper chromatography
• Biological and botanical collection curation
• Educational laboratory demonstrations
• Research and development sample storage

Key Features

• Neutral Glass: Chemically stable and non-reactive for long-term display and storage
• Rectangular Design: Space-saving, easy stacking, and optimal for chromatography plates
• Fitted Cover: Protects contents from dust and contamination
• Clear Visibility: Glass transparency ideal for observation, photography, and display
• Multiple Size Options: Range of dimensions for diverse needs—from museum displays to laboratory experiments

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