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Thermo Nalgene Oak Ridge High-Speed Centrifuge Tubes, 30 mL

Nominal capacity

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Autoclavable
Yes
Bottom shape
Round
Colour
Transparent
Material
PC
Max. rcf
50.000 x g
Nominal capacity
30 ml
UNSPSC
41121703

$46.07

Inc. GST

Supplier Stock: 50
Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

Thermo Nalgene Oak Ridge High-Speed Centrifuge Tubes are designed for high-speed centrifugation of aggressive chemicals, including chloroform and phenol extractions, withstanding forces up to 50,000 x g. Constructed from durable polypropylene copolymer, these tubes feature leakproof sealing caps and are autoclavable for extended performance. Each pack includes 10 tubes, each with a 30 mL capacity.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Thermo Nalgene
  • Material: Polypropylene copolymer for enhanced chemical resistance
  • Capacity: 30 mL per tube
  • Dimensions: Diameter of 25.7 mm
  • Performance: Suitable for centrifugation speeds up to 50,000 x g
  • Sealing Caps: Leakproof with silicone gaskets for secure sealing
  • Autoclavable: Yes, for repeated use
  • Quantity: Pack of 10 tubes

These tubes are ideal for laboratories requiring reliable and efficient high-speed centrifugation of aggressive chemicals.

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Frequently asked questions

Thermo Nalgene Oak Ridge High-Speed Centrifuge Tubes are designed for high-speed centrifugation of aggressive chemicals, including chloroform and phenol extractions, withstanding forces up to 50,000 x g. Constructed from durable polypropylene copolymer, these tubes feature leakproof sealing caps and are autoclavable for extended performance. Each pack includes 10 tubes, each with a 30 mL capacity.

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