Description
Oak-Ridge centrifuge tubes are polycarbonate (PC) laboratory centrifuge tubes with a leak-tight closure and a volume of 30 ml. They belong to the centrifuge tubes and bottles segment of laboratory vessels and consumables used for sample handling during centrifugation. The PC body combined with the leak-tight closure supports contained processing of liquid samples in research and routine laboratory workflows. Transparent polymer construction allows visual checks of the tube contents during preparation and after spinning. Each unit is supplied as 10 pc(s), giving laboratories a practical pack size for ongoing bench work and shared inventories. The pack weight is 0,300 kg, which simplifies handling and storage organisation. These Oak-Ridge tubes from manufacturer Nalgene fit standard labware assortments dedicated to centrifugation tasks. The 30 ml format is suited to protocols that specify Oak-Ridge style PC tubes with secure sealing. Consistent tube geometry helps laboratories keep this capacity aligned with existing centrifuge tube stocks. They serve as everyday consumables wherever sealed 30 ml polycarbonate Oak-Ridge tubes are required for sample separation and related processing steps.
This article is part of Screw caps & closures, in Stoppers, caps & closures.
Key features
- Pack size: 10 pc(s)
- Product type: Oak-Ridge centrifuge tubes
- Material: PC
- Closure: Leak-tight closure
- Volume: 30 ml
- Weight: 0,300 kg
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