Genuine Joe GJO85100CT 32 Oz Spray Bottle 28mm Neck 96ct

Product Description

The GENUINE JOE GJO85100CT is a translucent 32 oz plastic spray bottle designed for dispensing cleaners, degreasers, and other liquid chemicals in commercial and light industrial settings. Its graduated markings allow accurate measurement without a separate measuring tool. The 28mm 400 neck finish accepts a wide range of trigger sprayers, sold separately. Constructed from lightweight, durable plastic, the translucent body lets users see the remaining liquid level at a glance. This SKU ships as a carton of 96 individual bottles, making it a practical choice for janitorial supply rooms, food service operations, and facility maintenance programs.

This bottle is suited for use in commercial cleaning, food service sanitation, and institutional maintenance environments. The graduated markings support accurate dilution of concentrated cleaners, which is a common requirement in professional janitorial workflows. The 28mm 400 neck finish is a widely used standard, allowing compatibility with many trigger sprayer heads available in the market. The carton quantity of 96 supports bulk stocking for high-use facilities, supply closets, and redistributors.

Key Features

• 32 oz capacity with graduated markings for accurate liquid measurement
• Translucent body allows easy visual monitoring of remaining contents
• 28mm 400 neck finish fits a wide variety of standard trigger sprayers
• Lightweight, durable plastic construction suitable for repeated use
• Sold as a carton of 96 bottles for bulk stocking and distribution

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 28mm 400 neck trigger sprayers sold separately. No specific model compatibility was provided in product data.

Installation Notes

Fill and label bottles according to facility chemical management protocols and applicable safety data sheet requirements. When dispensing concentrated cleaners, use the graduated markings to achieve correct dilution ratios. Keep bottles clearly labeled with contents to comply with OSHA Hazard Communication standards. Inspect bottles periodically for cracks or chemical degradation before refilling.