Description
Oak-Ridge centrifuge tubes are polycarbonate (PC) laboratory centrifuge tubes fitted with a leak-tight closure and a volume of 50 ml. They form part of the centrifuge tubes category within laboratory glass, vessels and consumables for sample handling under centrifugation. The combination of a PC tube body and leak-tight closure is intended for secure containment of liquid samples during spinning and related laboratory steps. Clarity of the polycarbonate material supports visual inspection of contents before and after processing. Supplied in packs of 10 pc(s), the product offers a convenient unit quantity for continuous laboratory use. Pack weight is 0,390 kg, aiding straightforward logistics and shelf management. These Oak-Ridge centrifuge tubes from manufacturer Nalgene sit alongside other centrifuge tubes and bottles used in research and routine analytical settings. The 50 ml volume addresses workflows that call for a larger Oak-Ridge style PC tube with reliable sealing. Laboratories can place this format within existing consumable inventories where 50 ml sealed polycarbonate tubes are specified. They function as standard labware for preparation and centrifugal processing of samples at this capacity.
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: 50 ml
- Weight: 0,390 kg
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