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neoLabLine storage box for 50 ml tubes offers a 3 × 3 place layout in green and accommodates cell-culture tubes of the Falcon type. The box is intended for 50 ml tubes with a maximum diameter of 30 mm and features two inserts that secure the tubes firmly at both the upper and lower levels. A transparent milky lid closes the container while still allowing visual inspection of the contents. Bright colour coding helps distinguish boxes quickly on the bench or in cold storage. The design supports organised holding of 50 ml cell-culture tubes during routine laboratory handling and short-term storage. Manufacturer neolab - Labor supplies this neoLabLine box as part of a range of coloured storage solutions for 15 ml and 50 ml tubes. The 3 × 3 configuration is dedicated to the larger 50 ml format, while related models provide 5 × 5 places for 15 ml tubes up to 17 mm diameter. Supplied as a single unit, the green box integrates easily into existing tube-storage workflows in cell-culture, molecular-biology and general laboratory settings that require stable, colour-coded holders for conical centrifuge tubes.
This article is part of Cryo boxes, racks & freezer storage, in Cryogenics & cold storage.
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