Fluorinated Bottles/Jugs

What is a fluorinated bottle or jug? It is simply a container that had a fluorination treatment during the normal blow molding process. This type of fluorination is called in-line fluorination. Fluorination is a barrier treatment that helps to make the container surface resistant to deterioration from chemicals. Another benefit of fluorination is that it can help stop permeation. Permeation can cause some active ingredients of the product to pass through the container and evaporate. When permeation happens, your product may deteriorate leading to shorter shelf life and for this reason the types of products that are stored in fluorinated containers include insecticides, herbicides, penetrating oils, automotive additives and herbicides. We carry gallon (128 oz), 1/2 gallon (64 oz), quart (32 oz) and pint (16 oz) white handled fluorinated jugs.
Fluorinated Jugs
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128 oz. / 1 gallon
White Plastic F Style Fluorinated Level 3 Item: PBO0128FS10003 UN Rating: Opening: 38 400 Pack: 36 |
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64 oz. White Plastic F Style Fluorinated High Density Polyethylene Item: PBO0064AR10002 UN Rating: Opening: 38 400 Pack: 60 Fluorinated to Level 3 |
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32 oz. White Plastic F Style Non-Fluorinated High Density Polyethylene Item: PBO0032AR10003 UN Rating: Opening: 33 400 Pack: 135 |
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16 oz. White Plastic F Style Non-Fluorinated High Density Polyethylene Item: PBO0016AR10003 UN Rating: Opening: 33 400 Pack: 240 |
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