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Nalgene 3662-0500 500mL Polypropylene Graduated Cylinder with Blue Base

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MPN
3662-0500
Condition Description
NEW - NOT USED
Volume
500mL
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
P5
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Brands
Nalgene
New/Used
Used
MPN
3662-0500
Condition Description
NEW - NOT USED
Volume
500mL
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
P5

Product description

500mL polypropylene graduated cylinder with clear graduations, blue base, ±4.00mL error, ASTM Class B accuracy.

  • Material: Polypropylene body with large blue polypropylene base to prevent tipping
  • Capacity: 500 mL
  • Graduations: Molded-in, large, easy-to-read graduations with 5.0 mL subdivisions
  • Accuracy: Limit of error ±4.00 mL; meets ASTM Class B (E1272) and ISO 6706 requirements
  • Chemical Resistance: Can be chemically sterilized without accuracy loss
  • Autoclaving: Can be autoclaved, though accuracy may be affected
  • Design Features: No meniscus to cause reading errors; generous pour spout; transparent body
  • Compliance: Meets CFR 21 Part 177.1520 standards
  • Packaging: Sold individually; alternate brands may be available upon request

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Last updated 19 October 2026