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Disposable micro-haematocrit capillaries 75 µl blue are ungraduated, non-heparinised single-use capillaries designed for micro-haematocrit and related capillary blood work. The blue colour coding clearly identifies the non-heparinised version, allowing quick differentiation from heparinised alternatives during sample collection and processing. Each capillary provides a nominal volume of 75 µl and is supplied without graduation marks for straightforward filling and centrifugation. These capillaries are appropriate for laboratory protocols that require untreated glass micro-capillaries. Supplied in packs of 100 pieces from manufacturer Witeg, they support routine haematology, diagnostic and research procedures where a non-heparinised format is specified. The disposable design reduces the risk of cross-contamination and simplifies workflow. Net weight of the pack is 0,03 kg, offering a compact unit suitable for bench storage and high-throughput laboratory use.
This article is part of Microcentrifuges & mini centrifuges, in Centrifuges.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Volume: 75 µl
- Type: Ungraduated
- Treatment: Non-heparinised
- Colour: Blue
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