Description
Reaction vials 2,0 ml are freestanding laboratory vessels intended for molecular biology, microbiology and cell-culture sample handling. With a 2,0 ml capacity they accommodate slightly larger reaction volumes, buffer aliquots or intermediate sample transfers while remaining compact on the bench. The vials are supplied without a cap, so matching closures can be selected according to sealing and process needs. A freestanding base allows stable upright positioning during pipetting, incubation or short-term holding. Classed among tubes for molecular biology and the broader cryogenic tubes and screw-in vessel category, these reaction vials support everyday life-science workflows. Each unit contains 1000 pc(s), offering an economical bulk pack for multi-user laboratories or high sample throughput. The stated pack weight is 1,600 kg. From manufacturer ROTH SELECTION, the 2,0 ml freestanding format complements standard rack and storage systems used in molecular and cell-culture laboratories. Cap-free delivery and freestanding geometry provide flexible, practical consumables for routine reaction setup and sample organisation.
This article is part of Microcentrifuge & reaction tubes, in Microplates, PCR & reaction tubes.
Key features
- Pack size: 1000 pc(s)
- Product type: Reaction vials
- Volume: 2,0 ml
- Design: Freestanding
- Closure: Without cap
- Weight: 1,600 kg
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