Grant Gunderson
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I need to order some good quality fluid dispenser bottles. I had a few different version of Vibratight self seal their own lids on, and when I went to remove the\ lids they shattered.
Fluid Dispenser bottles
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dnschmidt
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What do you mean by a dispenser bottle? You need to be more specific. A picture of what you're looking for would be helpful.
The Frisco Kid
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Nosferatu
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what sort of bottles?
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Grant Gunderson
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This is my current clusterF after the lid for the bottle shattered.
I typically apply it with a syringe, but a good needle tip bottle of some sort would work best. I dont mind paying for quality if there is something out there better than the typical amazon solution.
Ideally, something like this oiler would be perfect:
That is came with an old Arriflex movie camera... so no idea who the OEM was, but its of extremely high quality, and I am guessing its 60+ years old at this point and still doesn't leak! I tried ordering a modern one off of amazon a while back and it was a disaster, damn thing leaked constantly.
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dnschmidt
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Is the Vibra-Tite bottle glass or plastic. If it's glass it might be that for a good reason being that the product might eat plastic. Pickles come in glass jars for a reason. If plastic is acceptable these bottles would seem to be ideal for your purpose: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07S1S1HMG/?tag=atomicindus08-20
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Grant Gunderson
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I’ts glass with a plastic lid. HDPE is pretty chemical resistant so I’m willing to give those a try. Thanks.
neophyte
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Doesn’t threadlicker cure thru a chemical reaction that involves contact with metal?
Maybe the issue was some reaction to the jar materials than because of the jar “quality”, although one would also presume the threadlocker manufacturer would be able yo spec the right material for the container, or at least bother to check that it would work properly.
Maybe the issue was some reaction to the jar materials than because of the jar “quality”, although one would also presume the threadlocker manufacturer would be able yo spec the right material for the container, or at least bother to check that it would work properly.