tubes
- Centrifuge Tubes
7650-Tube, Weathering Test, Graduated
Read more- Graduated upward to 0.5ml in divisions of 0.05ml, from 0.5ml to 3ml in 0.1ml divisions, from 3ml to 5ml in 0.5ml divisions and from 5ml to 100ml in 1ml divisions.
- Made with a 3mm vent hole located 180degree from the front of the tube.
- For testing propane, butane and isobutane mixtures.
- Centrifuge Tubes
7660-Centrifuge Tubes, Conical, Penny Head Stopper, Graduated
Read more- Graduated
- The 5 and 15ml size are graduated upward from the tip in 0.1ml divisions.
- The 50ml size is graduated upward from tip to 10ml in 0.5ml divisions and from 10 to 50 in 1ml divisions.
- The Penny Head Stopper is solid.
- Centrifuge Tubes
7670-Centrifuge Tubes, Conical Bottom Graduated
Read more• Made from ASTM E-438 Type-1 Class A, Boro 3.3 glass
• Uniform wall Thickness
• Sturdy Lip - Centrifuge Tubes
7680-Centrifuge Tubes, Conical Bottom W/O Graduation
Read more- Made from ASTM E-438 Type-1 Class A, Boro 3.3 glass
- Uniform wall Thickness
- Sturdy Lip
- Centrifuge Tubes
7690-Centrifuge Tubes, Round Bottom Graduated
Read more- Round Bot tom Graduated
- Made from ASTM E-438 Type-1 Class A, Boro 3.3 glass
- Printed in Blue color
- Centrifuge Tubes
7700-Centrifuge Tube Conical Bottom PP
Read more- Made of Polypropylene
- Are Clear Strong & Safe
- Are autoclavable and both printed graduation
- Leakproof
- Can withstand forces upto 7500 x G 15ml & 1200 x G for 50 ml
- Centrifuge Tubes
7710-Centrifuge Tubes, Round Bottom PP
Read more- Made of Polypropylene & Polycarbonate
- Are strong enough to be used upto 50,000xG
- Autoclavable
- Centrifuge Tubes
7720-OAK Ridge Centrifuge Tubes PP
Read more- Made of Polypropylene
- Can be used upto 50,000xG
- Screw cap is fit ted with silicone O-ring making OR totally leakproof
- Should not be used below 4°C
- Centrifuge Tubes
7730-Centrifuge Tubes Box PP
Read more- Made of Polypropylene
- These boxes provide substitute for conventional cardboard or foam rack
- These boxes are autoclavable & can withstand Temperature ranging from -90°C to +120°C
