Description
PP centrifuge tubes without rim are blue polypropylene tubes intended for general laboratory centrifugation and sample handling at a working volume of 15 ml. Supplied non-sterile in a bulk pack of 750 pieces, they suit workflows where sterility is not required or where tubes will be used after local cleaning or autoclaving protocols defined by the laboratory. The rimless profile supports compact racking and rotor loading in standard centrifuge tube formats used across molecular biology support labs, analytical sample prep, and routine clinical or industrial QC tasks. Each pack has a net weight of 5,65 kg, reflecting the multi-piece unit quantity for high-throughput benches. These tubes from manufacturer Kartell provide a practical consumable option for pelleting, phase separation, and intermediate storage of aqueous samples when polypropylene chemical resistance is appropriate. Categories of use include laboratory vessels and consumables for centrifuge tubes and bottles, making them a staple for daily liquid handling beside pipettes, racks, and benchtop centrifuges. Select this blue non-sterile 15 ml variant when colour coding, rimless geometry, and economical multi-piece packaging are the priority for non-aseptic sample processing.
This article is part of Centrifuge tubes (conical), in Tubes & vials.
Key features
- Pack size: 750 pc(s)
- Material: PP
- Volume: 15 ml
- Colour: blue
- Sterility: non-sterile
- Design: without rim
- Technical Information Sheet:
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PP centrifuge tubes, without rim, blue, non-sterile, 15 ml, 750 pieces is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Kartell for laboratory use. It sits in Centrifuge tubes (conical), inside Tubes & vials, in Labware.
A centrifuge tube is conical so a pellet collects at the tip, and it is rated for a relative centrifugal force. A 15 mL tube and a 50 mL tube are different rotors. Polypropylene is the ordinary plastic. The cap has to survive the same force as the tube.
A tube holds a small sample upright. A test tube is the open glass or plastic cylinder. A centrifuge tube is conical so a pellet forms at the tip, and it is rated for a centrifugal force the rotor will actually reach. A vial is a small closed bottle, often for a sample that will sit in an instrument. NMR tubes are a special case: the glass has to be uniform or the spectrum is the tube, not the sample. Laboratory ware is listed under ISO laboratory glassware.
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