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BRAND Test Tubes for Coagulometer, PS, PlastiBRAND, Glass Clear (Pack of 5000)

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Bottom shape
Round
Colour
Clear
Ø
12 mm
Dimensions (ØxH)
12 x 55 mm
Height
55 mm
Material
PS
Max. rcf
2000 x g
UNSPSC
41121703

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Product description

The BRAND Test Tubes for Coagulometer are high-quality laboratory tubes designed for precise coagulation testing. Made from durable polystyrene (PS) with a glass-clear finish, these tubes ensure optimal clarity for accurate sample analysis. The Plastibrand design guarantees reliability and consistency, making them an essential component in clinical and research laboratories.

Key Features:

  • Brand: BRAND
  • Material: Polystyrene (PS) with glass-clear transparency
  • Compatibility: Designed for use with coagulometers
  • Quantity: Pack of 5000 test tubes
  • Dimensions: Ø12 mm × 55 mm
  • Maximum RCF: 2000 × g
  • HS Code: 70179000
  • UNSPSC: 41121703

These test tubes are an excellent choice for laboratories requiring reliable, high-quality consumables for coagulation testing and other diagnostic applications.

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It are high-quality laboratory tubes designed for precise coagulation testing. Made from durable polystyrene (PS) with a glass-clear finish, these tubes ensure optimal clarity for accurate sample analysis. The Plastibrand design guarantees reliability and consistency, making them an essential component in clinical and research laboratories.

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