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Thermo Nunc Round Bottom Tubes 14 mL PP, VentClose PE Cap, Sterile, Pack of 500

Specifications

HS Code #
39269097
Bottom shape
Round
Material
PS
Nominal capacity
14 ml
Pyrogen free
Yes
Sterile
Yes
UNSPSC
41121701

$310.08

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Thermo Nunc Round Bottom Tubes 14 mL are high-quality, sterile tubes made from polypropylene (PP), designed for use in various laboratory applications. These tubes feature VentClose PE caps that help prevent contamination and ensure secure sealing during storage and transport. The 14 mL capacity is ideal for sample storage, centrifugation, and other laboratory tasks. Each pack contains 500 sterile tubes, providing an efficient and cost-effective solution for laboratories that require reliable and consistent performance.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Thermo Nunc
  • Capacity: 14 mL
  • Material: Polypropylene (PP) for durability and chemical resistance
  • Cap Type: VentClose PE cap to prevent contamination and ensure secure sealing
  • Sterility: Sterile, ideal for use in sensitive applications
  • Packaging: Pack of 500 tubes for convenience and bulk use

The Thermo Nunc Round Bottom Tubes 14 mL are essential for laboratories seeking reliable, high-quality, and sterile storage solutions for their samples and experiments.

Frequently asked questions

It are high-quality, sterile tubes made from polypropylene (PP), designed for use in various laboratory applications. These tubes feature VentClose PE caps that help prevent contamination and ensure secure sealing during storage and transport. The 14 mL capacity is ideal for sample storage, centrifugation, and other laboratory tasks. Each pack contains 500 sterile tubes, providing an efficient and cost-effective solution for laboratories that require reliable and consistent performance.

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