Description
Micro haematocrit capillaries, CE non-heparinised are precision laboratory consumables intended for haematocrit determination and related blood analysis procedures. These capillaries are supplied without heparin coating, allowing laboratories to control anticoagulation according to their own protocols. The pack contains 100 pieces, supporting high-throughput workflows in clinical diagnostics, research haematology and routine packed-cell-volume measurements. CE marking indicates conformity with applicable European requirements for laboratory use. Produced by manufacturer Hecht, the capillaries offer consistent geometry suitable for standard micro-haematocrit centrifuges and readers. Their non-heparinised design is particularly useful when sample preparation already includes anticoagulants or when heparin-free conditions are specified. The small internal volume minimises the amount of whole blood required while still enabling clear separation of cellular and plasma fractions after centrifugation. These micro-haematocrit capillaries form a practical component of any laboratory material inventory focused on reliable, reproducible haematocrit testing.
This article is part of Microcentrifuges & mini centrifuges, in Centrifuges.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Product type: Micro haematocrit capillaries
- Heparinisation: Non-heparinised
- CE marking: Yes
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