Description
Protective caps made of silicone provide a practical solution for safeguarding the tips of precision instruments in laboratory settings. These yellow caps, with dimensions of Ø 5,0 × L 25 mm, are intended for use with forceps and fine-tipped tweezers employed in microscopy and histology work. Manufactured from silicone, they combine flexibility with a secure fit that helps protect delicate working ends during storage, transport and everyday handling. Each pack contains 100 pc(s), giving laboratories a ready supply for multiple instruments or workstations. The complete pack weighs 0,064 kg, making it easy to store alongside other labware consumables. Associated categories include labware for microscopy, histology instruments, forceps and precision tweezers, reflecting typical use around fine mechanical tools. These caps from manufacturer Hammacher support organised instrument care without adding bulk to the bench. Their simple form allows quick application and removal, helping maintain tip condition between procedures. Suitable for research, quality control or routine sample preparation areas, the silicone protective caps help reduce incidental contact and abrasion at instrument tips.
This article is part of Screw caps & closures, in Stoppers, caps & closures.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Material: Silicone
- Colour: Yellow
- Dimensions: Ø 5,0 × L 25 mm
- Weight: 0,064 kg
- Product type: Protective caps
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Questions about Protective caps made of silicone, yellow, Ø 5,0 x L 25 mm, 100 unit(s)
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Protective caps made of silicone, yellow, Ø 5,0 x L 25 mm, 100 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Hammacher for laboratory use. It sits in Screw caps & closures, inside Stoppers, caps & closures, in Labware.
A screw cap has a thread and a liner. The thread has to match the bottle. The liner has to survive the liquid: a pulp liner fails in a solvent that a PTFE-faced liner ignores. The colour of the cap is not the specification.
A closure is the part that decides whether a bottle stays shut and whether the contents attack the seal. A ground-glass stopper matches a ground neck. A screw cap needs the right thread and a liner that survives the liquid. Rubber and silicone stoppers push into a mouth. The liner, not the colour of the cap, is the chemical choice. The vessels they close are indexed under ISO laboratory glassware.
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The category is Stoppers, caps & closures. The sub-category is Screw caps & closures. The catalogue is Labware.
Shelves beside this one are Rubber & silicone stoppers, Ground-joint glass stoppers, Lids & seals and Closures (other).
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