Value Collection 94046 Pitcher Beaker 155 Oz Polypropylene

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 94046 is a tall-form pitcher beaker molded from polypropylene, designed for liquid handling, mixing, and transfer tasks in laboratory, industrial, and field service environments. With a 155 oz volume capacity and a maximum working temperature of 212 degrees F, this beaker handles a wide range of aqueous solutions and moderate-heat applications. The integrated handle allows for controlled pouring without secondary tools. Opaque construction limits UV light exposure to contents. Licensed lab technicians, industrial maintenance personnel, and chemical handling professionals are the primary users of this beaker style.

This pitcher beaker is suited for general-purpose liquid measurement and transfer in laboratory settings, manufacturing facilities, and maintenance operations. The tall-form profile provides stable handling when working with larger volumes. Autoclavable construction allows standard steam sterilization cycles at 212 degrees F, making it appropriate for environments where sanitation or decontamination of equipment is required between uses. The polypropylene material resists many common acids, bases, and solvents encountered in trade and lab environments.

Key Features

• 155 oz volume capacity in a tall-form pitcher profile
• Polypropylene construction rated to 212 degrees F maximum temperature
• Autoclavable for steam sterilization at standard cycle temperatures
• Integrated handle for controlled, single-hand pouring
• Opaque body limits light exposure to contents during storage or transfer

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose tall-form pitcher beaker suitable for laboratory, industrial, and maintenance applications requiring a large-volume polypropylene liquid handling vessel.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this beaker. Before first use, wash thoroughly with appropriate cleaning agents compatible with polypropylene. When autoclaving, ensure the beaker is placed upright and do not exceed the rated maximum temperature of 212 degrees F. Inspect for cracks or stress marks before each use, particularly after repeated autoclave cycles.