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LLG Dual Position Caps Ø12mm, HDPE, for Test and Centrifuge Tubes, Pack of 1000

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Material
HDPE
UNSPSC
41121814

$63.79

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Supplier Stock: 12
Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The LLG Dual Position Caps Ø12mm, made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), are designed for use with test and centrifuge tubes. These caps provide a secure fit with dual-position functionality, allowing for easy sealing and sample protection during laboratory processes. The HDPE material offers excellent chemical resistance, making these caps ideal for use with various substances in both test and centrifuge tubes. With a pack of 1000, these caps offer a cost-effective solution for high-volume laboratory use.

Key Features:

  • Brand: LLG Labware
  • Material: High-density polyethylene (HDPE) for superior chemical resistance
  • Size: Ø12mm for compatibility with standard test and centrifuge tubes
  • Design: Dual-position cap for secure sealing and easy handling
  • Packaging: Pack of 1000 for high-volume laboratory use
  • Application: Ideal for use with test and centrifuge tubes in laboratory settings

These LLG Dual Position Caps Ø12mm are the perfect solution for securing and protecting samples during laboratory procedures, ensuring the integrity of your experiments.

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Frequently asked questions

It are designed for use with test and centrifuge tubes. These caps provide a secure fit with dual-position functionality, allowing for easy sealing and sample protection during laboratory processes. The HDPE material offers excellent chemical resistance, making these caps ideal for use with various substances in both test and centrifuge tubes. With a pack of 1000, these caps offer a cost-effective solution for high-volume laboratory use.

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