Pro-source 120156 Polyethylene Bottle 36 Oz Clear

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE 120156 is a 36 oz clear polyethylene bottle designed for dispensing and storing a wide range of liquids. The Mega Round body profile offers a wide base and ergonomic grip, making it practical for repeated daily use in demanding environments. Constructed from polyethylene, the bottle resists cracking and is compatible with many common cleaning agents, food service liquids, and household products. The 28/400 screw closure size accommodates a broad selection of standard pump tops, trigger sprayers, and dispensing caps sold separately. At 7.5 inches tall and 4.5 inches in diameter, it is sized for countertop or shelf use.

This bottle is suited for use in commercial cleaning operations, food service prep areas, janitorial supply applications, and general household dispensing. It ships as a single unit and is sold in minimum order quantities of 3 bottles. Trade professionals in facilities maintenance, janitorial services, and food service operations will find this bottle a practical fit for liquid chemical dispensing stations, spray bottle replacements, and bulk refill containers.

Key Features

• 36 oz capacity in a clear polyethylene construction for easy content visibility
• Mega Round body profile provides a stable, wide-base form factor
• 28/400 screw closure accepts a wide range of standard dispensing tops and pump heads
• Polyethylene material offers good chemical resistance for cleaning products and food service liquids
• Compact footprint at 4.5 inches wide and 7.5 inches tall for shelf or countertop storage

Compatibility

Designed for use with cleaning products, food service products, and household products. Accepts standard 28/400 threaded closures including trigger sprayers, pump tops, and screw caps.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for assembly. Select a dispensing top or closure with a matching 28/400 thread finish before use. Verify chemical compatibility between the polyethylene bottle material and any intended liquid contents before filling. Bottles should be inspected for cracks or deformation prior to each use, and damaged bottles should be removed from service.