Description
Reaction vials 0,5 ml with lid lock provide secure small-volume sample containment for everyday laboratory work in molecular biology and related fields. The integrated lid lock helps keep the closure engaged during mixing, transport and short-term storage, reducing the risk of accidental opening when tubes are handled in racks or centrifuges appropriate for this format. Each vial is specified at 0,5 ml working volume, a common size for aliquots, master mixes, extracts and intermediate reaction steps. Offered in a pack of 500 pieces from manufacturer BRAND, the consumable supports high-throughput benches, virus-research setups and general laboratory aids where reliable sealed microtubes are required. The design fits standard workflows that call for lockable lids rather than simple friction caps alone, giving operators clearer tactile feedback that the tube is closed. Categories associated with this item include campaign labware for corona and virus research as well as broader laboratory consumables, reflecting typical use in nucleic-acid handling and sample preparation. Pack weight is 0,240 kg, convenient for stockroom allocation. Select these 0,5 ml lock-lid reaction vials when protocols demand consistent volume, secure closure and bulk pack economy without additional specialised coatings or claimed performance grades.
This article is part of Microcentrifuge & reaction tubes, in Microplates, PCR & reaction tubes.
Key features
- Pack size: 500 pc(s)
- Product type: Reaction vials
- Volume: 0,5 ml
- Closure: With lid lock
- Weight: 0,240 kg
- Application area: Molecular biology / virus research labware
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Reaction vials 0.5 ml, with lid lock, 500 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes BRAND for laboratory use. It sits in Microcentrifuge & reaction tubes, inside Microplates, PCR & reaction tubes, in Lab consumables.
A microcentrifuge tube, the familiar 1.5 mL or 2 mL flip-cap tube, holds a small reaction or a spin-down. The cap style, the centrifugal-force rating and whether the tube is low-binding are the specification. A PCR tube is thinner and is a different article.
A microplate is an array of wells so the same step can be done many times. A deep-well plate holds more volume. A PCR plate or a strip of tubes is thin-walled so the temperature of a cycler reaches the liquid quickly. A seal keeps the well from evaporating. The well number, the working volume and whether the plate is skirted for a robot are the choices. Diagnostic test systems are listed under ISO in vitro diagnostic systems. Methods are on PubMed.
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