Geotech Clear PVC Disposable Bailers
Features
- Manufactured under strict clean-room conditions, with FDA approved high density poly resin or FEP
- Orbit Flux design fills 33% faster and V-notch design provides for accurate pouring
- As heavy as most double-weighted bailers without the cost
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
The Geotech disposable bailers come in a variety of configurations and specifications for every type of water sampling requirement, including the most demanding. Manufactured with thick walls, Geotech bailers are heavier than standard disposable bailers, and sink every time.
Design
Improved bailer design: Geotech's Orbit Flux design fills 33% faster than other bailers. V-notch design for trouble-free cord attachment and accurate pouring. The Geotech FEP Disposable Bailers are as heavy as most double-weighted without the extra cost. Made of virgin, FDA-approved, high-density poly resin. The polyethylene used contains no plasticizers or additives, and no regrinds are accepted.
Maintenance
Geotech polyethylene bailers undergo independent laboratory testing and analysis on each material lot. The optional double check valve isolates the sample and seals as the bailer is removed from the well at specific depths.
Model Options
A pressurized disposable bailer is available and provides the convenience of using in-line dispos-a-filters in the field when pumps are not available.
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