Centrifuge Tubes
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Centrifuge Tubes
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Centrifuge Tubes

$162.00
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15ml Sterile
15ml Sterile
15ml Non-Sterile
15ml Sterile
15ml Sterile
15ml Non-Sterile
50ml Sterile
50ml Sterile
50ml Non-Sterile
50ml Sterile
50ml Sterile
50ml Non-Sterile
$162.00
$133.00
$124.00
$155.00
$133.00
$124.00
$228.00
$200.00
$192.00
$228.00
$200.00
$185.00

About Centrifuge Tubes

Used commonly in the laboratory setting, these Centrifuge Tubes are a must to have. The double threaded design reduces cross threading with its tubes made from medical grade polypropylene. The 15 mL and 50 mL tubes can also withstand centrifugation of 8,400 and 9,400 RCF.

Centrifuge Tubes also comply with the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Safety Standards.

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Specifications

Centrifuge Tubes Features:

 

  • Available in racked package (sterile) or bulk package (sterile & non-sterile)
  • Caps easy to open and close
  • Double threaded design reduces cross threading
  • Flat-top caps are made of medical grade polyethylene
  • Flat-top caps can be easily written on
  • Plug-seal screw-on caps made of medical grade polypropylene
  • Tubes made of strong, transparent, medical grade polypropylene
  • Large white writing area for easy labeling
  • Gamma radiation sterilized
  • Non-pyrogenic
  • Stable from -20°C to 121°C
  • 15 mL and 50 mL conical tubes available
  • 15 mL and 50 mL tubes can withstand centrifugation of 8,400 and 9,400 RCF, respectively

Centrifuge Tubes Specifications:

 

  • Autoclavable: Yes
  • Caps: Flat Top/Plug Seal
  • Material(s): Polypropylene
  • Sealing Test: Complies with the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Safety Standards
  • Working Temperature: -20°C to 121°C (except flat-top cap)

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