Oil & Fluid Sampling

Sample Bottles & Containers for Oil & Fluid Sampling

Choose from a wide range of sample bottles and containers for collecting, storing and transporting oil, diesel, coolant and other fluid samples. Our range includes HDPE, PETG, polypropylene, glass and tin containers in a variety of capacities and configurations.

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Choose the container type that suits your sampling application. FA-ST supplies plastic, glass and metal sample containers, as well as larger-volume containers and mailing tubes for sample transport.

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Plastic Sample Bottles

Practical plastic bottles for oil, diesel, coolant and other fluid sampling applications, including HDPE, PETG, polypropylene and marked Kautex bottles.

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Glass Sample Bottles

Glass containers for applications where glass is preferred or required, including clear glass and SIMAX borosilicate options.

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Tin Sample Containers

Opaque metal containers for suitable oil, diesel and other fluid sampling applications where protection from light is useful.

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Jerrycans

Larger-capacity HDPE containers for transporting and storing oil, diesel, coolant and other suitable fluids.

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Sample Bottle Mailing Tubes

Protective tubes designed to help transport compatible sample bottles safely to laboratories and other destinations.

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Plastic Sample Bottles

Plastic Sample Bottles for Oil & Fluid Sampling

Plastic sample bottles provide a practical option for collecting and transporting oil, fuel, coolant and other fluid samples. Choose from HDPE, PETG, polypropylene and marked Kautex bottles in a range of capacities and configurations.

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Material

HDPE Sample Bottles

HDPE bottles for routine oil, fuel and fluid sample collection, available in a range of sizes for different sampling requirements.

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Material

PETG Clear Bottles

Clear PETG sample bottles for applications where the appearance and condition of the collected fluid need to be easily viewed.

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Marked Bottles

Kautex Marked Bottles

Marked Kautex bottles for applications where graduated volume markings are useful when collecting and handling fluid samples.

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Glass Sample Bottles

Glass Sample Bottles for Fluid Sampling

Glass sample bottles provide an alternative to plastic containers where a chemically resistant and highly unreactive sample vessel is preferred. Glass has a low tendency to react with or interact with many substances, making it suitable for applications where the container material needs to have minimal influence on the sample. 


Glass containers can be used for collecting, handling and transporting a range of fluid samples. The choice of bottle should take account of the fluid being sampled, the required sample volume and the conditions under which the sample will be stored or transported. 


Amber glass bottles provide an additional benefit where samples may be affected by light. The darker amber glass helps reduce exposure to ultraviolet (UV) and other light wavelengths, helping to limit light-related changes or degradation of light-sensitive substances during storage and handling.

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Metal Sample Containers

Tin Sample Containers for Fluid Sampling

Tin sample containers provide a metal container option for collecting, handling and transporting fluid samples. Choose the appropriate container size for your sampling and storage requirements.

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Designed for Sample Collection

A practical container option when a metal sample container is required for your sampling application.

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Available in Different Sizes

Select the container capacity that matches the volume of sample required for collection, handling or transport.

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Part of Your Sampling Setup

Combine sample containers with the appropriate sampling equipment, accessories and transport options for your application.

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Larger Sample Containers

Jerrycans for Larger-Volume Fluid Samples

When a larger sample volume is required, FA-ST supplies jerrycans alongside its range of smaller sample bottles and containers. Choose the appropriate capacity for your sampling, handling and transport requirements.

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Larger Sample Volumes

Suitable where more fluid is required than can be collected in a standard sample bottle.

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HDPE Containers

Explore the available HDPE jerrycan options and their individual capacities and specifications.

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Part of a Complete Sampling Setup

Combine larger containers with the sampling equipment and accessories required for your application.

Sample Transport

Sample Bottle Mailing Tubes

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Once a fluid sample has been collected, it may need to be packaged and transported for analysis. FA-ST supplies mailing tubes designed for use with sample bottles, providing an additional option for sending samples to a laboratory or analysis facility.

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For Sample Transport

Use a suitable mailing tube when collected samples need to be packaged for transport.

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Choose the Correct Size

Check the dimensions and compatibility of the tube against the sample bottle being used.

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Choosing Your Sample Bottle

Which Sample Bottle Should I Choose?

The right sample container depends on the fluid being sampled, the required sample volume, the container material and how the sample will be collected, handled and transported. Use the guide below to narrow down the options.

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What are you sampling?

Start with the fluid or application. Oil, diesel, coolant and other fluids may have different sampling requirements.

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Which material do you need?

Choose between plastic, glass or tin containers according to your sampling application and container requirements.

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What sample volume is required?

Select a bottle or container with a suitable capacity for the amount of fluid required for analysis and handling.

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How will the sample be collected?

If you are using a sampling pump, check the bottle, cap and adaptor configuration required for your equipment.

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Need help choosing?

If you are unsure which bottle, material, capacity or configuration is suitable for your application, contact FA-ST before ordering.

Sampling Equipment

Match Your Bottle to Your Sampling Equipment

The sample bottle is only one part of the sampling setup. If you are using a sampling pump, check that the bottle, cap, bottle head and adaptor configuration are suitable for your equipment before ordering.

Container

Choose Your Bottle

Start with the bottle material, capacity and configuration required for your sampling application.

Bottle Closure

Check the Bottle Cap

Check the cap and bottle-neck configuration required by your sampling equipment and the bottle you intend to use.

Connection

Check the Adaptor

Some sampling arrangements require a specific bottle head or adaptor to connect the container to the sampling pump.

Sampling Equipment

Match the Sampling Pump

Make sure the bottle and connection arrangement is compatible with the sampling pump and accessories being used.

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Check compatibility before ordering

Bottle neck sizes, caps, heads and adaptors can vary between sampling configurations. If you are replacing an existing bottle or setting up a new sampling arrangement, check the relevant product specifications first.

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Complete Your Sampling Setup

Build Your Complete Fluid Sampling Setup

A reliable sampling setup may include more than the sample bottle itself. Explore sampling pumps, tubing, adaptors and accessories to help configure the equipment required for your application.

Sample Bottle

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Choose the appropriate bottle material, capacity and configuration for your fluid sample.

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Sampling Pump

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Select sampling equipment suitable for collecting the fluid sample from the required sampling point.

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Tubing & Connections

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Consider the tubing, bottle heads and connection components needed to complete the sampling arrangement.

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Transport & Analysis

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Once collected, prepare the sample for transport and laboratory or fluid analysis using the appropriate equipment and packaging.

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Need more than a sample bottle?

Explore the wider range of FA-ST sampling equipment and accessories to help configure your complete sampling setup.

Sampling Equipment from FA-ST

Sampling Equipment for Oil & Fluid Analysis

FA-ST supplies sample bottles, containers and sampling equipment for collecting and preparing oil and fluid samples for analysis. Choose individual components or combine bottles, pumps, tubing and accessories to suit your sampling application.


From routine oil sampling to diesel, coolant and other fluid sampling applications, the equipment you select should match the sample, collection method and required sample volume.

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Sample Containers

Select from plastic, glass, tin and larger-volume containers according to your sampling requirements.

Sampling Equipment

Combine the sample container with suitable sampling equipment for the required collection method.

Accessories & Connections

Consider the tubing, adaptors, bottle heads and other components required for your sampling arrangement.

Sampling & Analysis

Prepare collected samples for handling, transport and subsequent laboratory or fluid analysis.

Sample Bottle FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions About Sample Bottles

Find answers to common questions about sample bottle materials, capacities, applications, compatibility and sample transport.

  • What type of bottle should I use for an oil sample?

    The appropriate bottle depends on the oil or fluid being sampled, the required sample volume, the container material and the sampling equipment being used. FA-ST supplies plastic, glass and tin sample containers in a range of options. If you are unsure which container is suitable, review the sample bottle selection guide or contact FA-ST before ordering.

  • What materials are sample bottles available in?

    FA-ST supplies sample containers in several materials, including HDPE, PETG, polypropylene, glass and tin. The most suitable material depends on the application, the fluid being sampled and the required sampling and storage arrangement.


    Explore the individual material categories to compare the available bottle options and specifications.

  • What size sample bottle do I need?

    Choose a capacity that provides the required sample volume for the intended analysis while fitting the sampling and transport requirements of your application. The required volume can vary depending on the type of sample and analysis being carried out. Check the individual product specifications before ordering.

  • Can I use these bottles for diesel and fuel samples?

    FA-ST supplies sample bottles and containers for a range of oil and fluid sampling applications, including diesel and fuel sampling. The appropriate container should be selected according to the fluid, container material, capacity and sampling method. Check the product information for the specific bottle before use.

  • Can sample bottles be used with a sampling pump?

    Some sampling arrangements use a pump together with a sample bottle, tubing, bottle head or adaptor. Compatibility depends on the specific components and configuration. Check the bottle neck, cap, head and adaptor specifications against the sampling equipment before ordering.

  • What is the difference between plastic and glass sample bottles?

    Plastic and glass provide different container options for fluid sampling. Plastic bottles are available in materials such as HDPE, PETG and polypropylene, while FA-ST also supplies glass sample bottles and SIMAX bottles. The appropriate choice depends on the application and the container requirements for the sample.

  • How should I transport a collected fluid sample?

    After collection, samples may need suitable packaging for transport to a laboratory or analysis facility. FA-ST supplies sample bottle mailing tubes as part of its sample transport range. Select packaging that is appropriate for the bottle and sample being transported.

  • What if I am not sure which sample bottle I need?

    Start with the sample bottle selection guide on this page and consider the fluid, required sample volume, container material and sampling equipment. If you are still unsure, contact FA-ST with details of your sampling application so the appropriate product options can be identified.

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Need help selecting your sample bottle?

If you cannot find the information you need, contact FA-ST before ordering.