Description
Oak-Ridge centrifuge tubes are PPCO laboratory centrifuge tubes with a leak-tight closure and a volume of 16 ml. They are listed among centrifuge tubes and bottles in the laboratory vessels and consumables range used for sample handling during centrifugation. The PPCO construction together with the leak-tight closure supports contained processing of liquid samples in everyday laboratory workflows. This smaller 16 ml format suits protocols that require compact Oak-Ridge style tubes with secure sealing. Each sales unit contains 10 pc(s), providing a practical pack size for regular bench use and stock replenishment. The pack weight is 0,190 kg, which helps with handling and storage planning. These Oak-Ridge tubes from manufacturer Nalgene belong to the established centrifuge tube assortment for research and routine laboratory environments. Laboratories select the 16 ml PPCO version when a leak-tight Oak-Ridge tube of this capacity is specified. Consistent geometry supports integration into existing tube inventories dedicated to centrifugation. They serve as consumable labware for preparation and centrifugal separation steps that call for sealed 16 ml PPCO Oak-Ridge tubes.
This article belongs on Screw caps & closures, in Stoppers, caps & closures.
Key features
- Pack size: 10 pc(s)
- Product type: Oak-Ridge centrifuge tubes
- Material: PPCO
- Closure: Leak-tight closure
- Volume: 16 ml
- Weight: 0,190 kg
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