YSI ProSample Discrete Bottle Sets

There are several bottle sets available for the ProSample P and ProSample P-12 that can be used for discrete sampling.

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  • ProSample distributor arm must be purchased separately
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YSI ProSample Discrete Bottle Sets
630134
Set of (24) 1L bottles (PE) with lids
$242.25
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YSI ProSample Discrete Bottle Sets
630135
Set of (8) 2L bottles (PE) with lids and fixing plate
$419.90
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YSI ProSample Discrete Bottle Sets
630136
Set of (4) 4L bottles (PE) with lids and fixing plate
$390.45
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YSI ProSample Discrete Bottle Sets
630152
Set of (24) 350mL bottles (glass) with lids and fixing plate
$1,595.76
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YSI ProSample Discrete Bottle Sets
630142
Set of (12) 950 mL bottles (glass) with lids and fixing plate
$1,985.98
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YSI ProSample Discrete Bottle Sets
630143
Set of (8) 2L bottles (glass) with lids and fixing plate
$1,738.98
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