Description
Toa beakers made of polyethylene are sample cups designed for stump cups used with Toa and Royco cell counters. Produced from low-density polyethylene (LDPE), they offer a flexible, lightweight vessel format for particle and cell counting workflows in clinical and laboratory haematology or particle analysis settings. Dimensions are 72 x 32 mm, matching the geometry expected for compatible Toa and Royco counter cup systems. Each pack contains 3000 pieces, supporting high-throughput counting laboratories that consume large numbers of disposable cups. From manufacturer Witeg, these PE Toa beakers are intended as practical single-use sample containers rather than general laboratory glassware. Net weight is 6,358 kg per pack. Use them where dedicated Toa/Royco-compatible polyethylene cups are specified, ensuring consistent cup geometry for instrument loading while simplifying inventory with a large bulk pack suited to continuous counter operation and sample preparation benches.
This article is part of Beakers, in Beakers & flasks.
Key features
- Pack size: 3000 pc(s)
- Product type: Toa beaker
- Material: Low-density polyethylene (LDPE)
- Dimensions: 72 x 32 mm
- Compatibility: Toa and Royco cell counters
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