Polypropylene Conical Bottom MAXYmum Recovery® Microcentrifuge Tubes, Snap Cap

Name: Polypropylene Conical Bottom MAXYmum Recovery® Microcentrifuge Tubes, Snap Cap
Brand: The Lab Depot
SKU: TLD311-09-052-PK-GROUP

Manufacturer: The Lab Depot

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Cat Code	Description	Quantity	Capacity	Price	Qty
TLD311-09-052-PK TLD311-09-052-PK	1.5 mL Non-sterile Clear MAXYmum Recovery® Microcentrifuge Tube	250/Pack	1.5 mL	Regular Price $27.88 Special Price $27.88	+ -
TLD311-11-052-PK TLD311-11-052-PK	2.0 mL Non-sterile Clear MAXYmum Recovery® Microcentrifuge Tube	250/Pack	2.0 mL	Regular Price $27.88 Special Price $27.88	+ -
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TLD's Polypropylene Conical Bottom MAXYmum Recovery® Microcentrifuge Tubes are designed for secure storage and easy handling of laboratory solutions. These polypropylene tubes feature snap caps with a thin membrane for easy access to samples via syringe needle, while ensuring a tight seal to prevent leaks and contamination. With clear graduation marks and a frosted writing surface, these tubes offer convenient and reliable sample management for various research applications.

Description

Overview

All MAXYmum Recovery® Snaplock Microtubes have frosted cap surfaces for labeling, frosted panels on the side for writing, and a piercing port in the center of the cap.

Features:

Will withstand up to 20,000 RCF
Snaplock cap assures efficient seal
Thin membrane in cap center allows easy access to sample by syringe needle
RNase-/DNase-free and nonpyrogenic for total sample integrity
RNase-/DNase-free Nonpyrogenic

Specifications

SKU	Color	Autoclavable	Sterility	Force
TLD311-09-052-PK	Clear	Yes	Non-sterile	20000 xg
TLD311-11-052-PK	Clear	Yes	Non-sterile	20000 xg

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