Medline Polyethylene Snap-Style Test Tube Cap for 12 or 13 mm Tubes, Clear, 20,000/Case

Polyethylene Snap-Style Test Tube Cap for 12 or 13 mm Tubes, Clear, 20,000/Case

Polyethylene snap-style test tube caps are nonsterile caps for 12 or 13 mm test tubes. They fit buyers who need a high-volume closure option for lab workflows where reusable, leak-resistant caps can help support handling and storage. This case packs 20,000 clear caps and the caps are freezable to -20 degrees C.

Good Fit For

• High-volume laboratory supply purchasing
• Workflows using 12 or 13 mm test tubes
• Cold-storage applications down to -20 degrees C
• Settings that prefer latex-free lab consumables

Key Features

• Snap-style test tube caps for 12 or 13 mm tubes
• Nonsterile and reusable for repeat lab use
• Designed to provide leak resistance
• Freezable to -20 degrees C for cold-storage workflows
• Latex-free construction for latex-sensitive settings
• 20,000 caps per case supports high-volume purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Capping 12 or 13 mm test tubes during routine lab handling
• Closing tubes for leak-resistant storage
• Using reusable caps in repeated test tube workflows
• Supporting freezer storage down to -20 degrees C

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: 20,000/Case.
• Size: 13 mm.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• These caps are nonsterile, so they may not fit workflows that require sterile tube closures.
• The caps are intended for use with Medline's application and/or contents.
• Buyers ordering for mixed tube inventories should confirm fit for 12 or 13 mm tube sizes.

FAQ

• What tube size do these snap-style caps fit? These test tube caps are made for 12 or 13 mm tubes.
• Are these test tube caps sterile? No. These caps are nonsterile.
• Can these caps be reused? Yes. The product details state that these nonsterile test tube caps are reusable.
• Are these caps suitable for freezer storage? Yes. These caps are freezable to -20 degrees C.
• Do these caps help resist leaks? Yes. The caps are designed to provide leak resistance.

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