BioBailers - Biodegradable PVC Bailers
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- Same quality and transparency as Clear-View bailers
- Lab tested to the same high standards as Clear-View bailers
- Biodegrades when discarded in a landfill
- Sealed in biodegradable packaging for cleanliness
- Reduces solid waste in landfill
Use for
- routine sampling from boreholes
- collecting samples from thin LNAPL (floating product) layers
Unlike PE bailers, PVC BioBailers™ are denser than water and will sink readily without the addition of a weight.
Samples are collected by gently lowering the bailer into the water column and allowing water to fill from the base upwards through a non-return ball valve. As the sample is retrieved the ball will sink to the bottom of the bailer to close and trap the water. Sample release devices are provided to ease collection of samples without spillage.
See Sampling Accessory pages for cord, reels and other field essentials.
See the BioBailers page for Biodegradable Bailer FAQs.
For more details:
39 mm Single Valve PVC BioBailers
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Capacity: 1000 ml. Length: 910 mm. Weight when empty: 150 g. A new standard in environmentally sustainable sampling equipment - for use in 50mm diameter monitoring boreholes. |
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18 mm diameter Single Valve PVC BioBailers
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Capacity: 200 ml. Length: 910 mm. Weight when empty: 60 g. A new standard in environmentally sustainable sampling equipment - for sampling from 20 mm or larger diameter tubes, piezometers and boreholes. |
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12 mm Single Valve PVC BioBailers
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Capacity: 75 ml. Length: 910 mm. Weight when empty: 30 g. A new standard in environmentally sustainable sampling equipment - for sampling from 15 mm or larger diameter tubes, piezometers and boreholes. |
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Bio Bailer Emptying Devices
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Bailer emptying device for producing a slow laminar flow when collecting a water sample from a bailer. Typically used for collecting samples for VOC analyses into sample vials. A new standard in environmentally sustainable sampling equipment. |
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