Aspirator Bottles

Aspirator bottles are ideal for storing and dispensing distilled water or laboratory solutions. Featuring a built-in spigot, they allow controlled liquid release without lifting the container. Made from durable, chemical-resistant plastic, aspirator bottles are lightweight and impact-resistant. Their wide opening supports easy filling and cleaning. Australian laboratories rely on aspirator bottles for convenient and safe liquid handling in research and educational environments.
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Polypropylene Aspirator Bottles, Autoclavable PP with Stopcock Tap

From $14.90 (Ex GST)

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Aspirator Bottles are polypropylene laboratory bottles designed for storing and dispensing liquids through a fitted stopcock tap. The tap allows controlled liquid release without lifting or pouring the full bottle, making these bottles useful for bench work, preparation areas, teaching laboratories, and routine liquid handling tasks where safer, steadier dispensing is preferred.

The autoclavable PP construction provides a practical bottle option for laboratories that need durable plastic storage with good everyday handling strength. Polypropylene is commonly selected for laboratory bottles because it is lightweight, easy to handle, and suitable for repeated use when matched with compatible liquids and cleaning procedures. The stopcock tap supports controlled dispensing from the lower section of the bottle, helping reduce manual handling when working with larger liquid volumes.

These bottles are suitable for general laboratory storage and dispensing workflows where users need a clear, practical alternative to open pouring. They are commonly used for prepared liquids, rinse solutions, water, and compatible laboratory fluids. Users should always confirm chemical compatibility, temperature limits, cleaning method, tap fit, and autoclaving suitability against the laboratory procedure and manufacturer’s instructions before use.

For material reference, ASTM D543 is relevant to evaluating plastic resistance to chemical reagents, including observed changes in weight, dimensions, appearance, colour, strength, and mechanical properties. ASTM D638 provides a recognised method for tensile property data used in plastic material control and specification. ISO 9001 may be used as a general quality management reference where supplier or manufacturer certification is available. These references support the material and quality context only, and should not be used as product-specific compliance claims unless supported by manufacturer documentation.

For LabChoice Australia customers, Aspirator Bottles provide a practical dispensing bottle range for Australian laboratories, schools, universities, preparation rooms, and technical work areas needing autoclavable polypropylene bottles with stopcock taps for controlled liquid storage and release.