Description
Micro haematocrit capillaries, CE heparinised, with mark at 60 mm are specialised laboratory capillaries prepared for direct haematocrit measurement. The internal heparin coating prevents clotting during sample collection and centrifugation, while the clearly defined mark at 60 mm provides a convenient reference point for filling and reading. Each unit is supplied as 1 pc and carries CE marking for compliance with relevant European laboratory standards. These capillaries from manufacturer Hecht are intended for use in micro-haematocrit centrifuges commonly found in clinical and research settings. The heparinised surface ensures that whole-blood samples remain fluid long enough for accurate packed-cell-volume determination. The 60 mm graduation mark assists operators in achieving consistent fill levels, thereby improving reproducibility across multiple determinations. Suitable for routine haematology, veterinary diagnostics and teaching laboratories, the capillaries combine ready-to-use anticoagulation with practical dimensional guidance. They constitute a focused laboratory material item for efficient and standardised haematocrit workflows.
This article is part of Microcentrifuges & mini centrifuges, in Centrifuges.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Micro haematocrit capillaries
- Heparinisation: Heparinised
- Fill mark: 60 mm
- CE marking: Yes
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