Pressure Resistant Laboratory Bottles
  • Built Stronger
  • UV Protection

Pressure Resistant Laboratory Bottles

Our pressure resistant laboratory bottles provide a safer option for laboratory applications that involve a vacuum or pressure. Standard glass laboratory bottles are not designed to safely withstand pressure differentials. But thanks to a built stronger approach that includes modified geometry, our pressure resistant bottles provide a guaranteed pressure-resistance and optimal safety for you and your lab colleagues and the content you are working with.


To further improve safety our pressure resistant bottles are available with safety coating, to protect from spillages in the lab, and amber glass, to keep contents safe from ultraviolet light degradation.

Case Study: Using DURAN®️ pressure plus+ for a pioneering new pressure-driven method at Aalto University

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