Globe Scientific Microcentrifuge Tube Conical Bottom Plain 1.5 mL Without Color Coding Snap Cap Polypropylene Tube, 1000/CS

Microcentrifuge Tube Conical Bottom Plain 1.5 mL Without Color Coding Snap Cap Polypropylene Tube, 1000/CS

This microcentrifuge tube is a 1.5 mL conical bottom polypropylene tube with a snap cap. It fits lab workflows that need small-volume sample handling with clear graduations and a secure attached cap. Buyers choosing this case can expect natural-color tubes rated up to 26,000 RPM and autoclavable at 130 degrees C.

Good Fit For

• Laboratory sample preparation
• Centrifuge-based small-volume workflows
• Facilities that need bulk tube quantities

Key Features

• 1.5 mL capacity supports small-volume sample handling
• Conical bottom helps with collection and recovery of contents
• Attached snap cap keeps the closure with the tube during use
• Graduated tube markings support quick visual volume checks
• Rated for up to 26,000 RPM for centrifuge workflows
• Autoclavable at 130 degrees C for heat-tolerant processing

Applications and Usage

• Handling and spinning small liquid samples in the lab
• Organizing routine bench work that uses 1.5 mL tubes
• Workflows that benefit from graduated microcentrifuge tubes
• Purchasing bulk tube supply for ongoing lab use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This tube uses a snap cap closure rather than color coding for visual differentiation.
• The current case quantity is intended for higher-volume purchasing and replenishment planning.
• Select this 1.5 mL format when your workflow requires small-volume conical bottom tubes.

FAQ

• What capacity does this microcentrifuge tube hold? This microcentrifuge tube has a 1.5 mL volume.
• Does the tube have an attached cap? Yes. The tube has an attached snap cap.
• Is the tube graduated? Yes. Graduated markings are included for quick volume reference.
• What centrifuge speed is this tube rated for? This tube is rated for a maximum spin rate of 26,000 RPM.
• Can this tube be autoclaved? Yes. The tube is autoclavable at 130 degrees C.

From Globe Scientific.