| Autoclavable | Autoclavable |
|---|---|
| Certifications/Compliance | ASTM E1272, CFR 21 Part 177.1520, ISO 6706 |
| For Use With (Application) | Food and Beverage Use |
| Includes | Large Blue Base |
| Limit of Error | ±2.0mL |
| Max. Temperature | 121°C |
| Max. Temperature (English) | 250°F |
| Scale | 16mL to 250mL in 2mL increments |
| Shape | Round |
| Tolerance | ±2 mL |
| Base Type | Octagonal |
| Capacity (Metric) | 250 mL |
| Graduations | 2 mL |
| Height (English) | 13.9 in. |
| Height (Metric) | 353.1 mm |
| Material | Polypropylene |
| Type | Graduated Cylinder |
| Unit Size | Pack of 1 |
Answer:The cylinder has a 250 mL capacity.
Answer:The cylinder is graduated in 2 mL increments.
Answer:The cylinder is made from polypropylene.
The Nalgene™ polypropylene graduated cylinder is a reusable plastic measuring vessel for routine laboratory liquid handling. This configuration has a 250 mL capacity with molded 2 mL graduations and is supplied as one cylinder. The broad base helps the cylinder remain stable on the bench, while the generous pour spout supports controlled transfer after measuring. Polypropylene construction provides a lightweight, break-resistant alternative to glass graduated cylinders for general laboratory work. Molded graduations remain part of the cylinder body rather than relying on a printed scale that can wear away during repeated use. The 250 mL size is suitable for buffer preparation, reagent measurement, media work, teaching laboratories, and other applications where moderate-volume measurements are required.
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