Medline Premium Centrifuge Tube, Sterile, Rack, 50 mL, Compatible with MLB Centrifuge (MLAB38421500)

Premium Centrifuge Tube, Sterile, Rack, 50 mL, Compatible with MLB Centrifuge (MLAB38421500)

Premium centrifuge tubes are sterile 50 mL tubes for sample handling and centrifuge workflows. They fit buyers who need clear, graduated tubes with a screw cap and compatibility with the MLB Centrifuge in lab or exam-room settings. This version comes in clear polypropylene with a smudge-resistant writing panel and rack format.

Good Fit For

• Centrifuge workflows using the MLB Centrifuge
• Sample labeling and tracking in busy lab settings
• General exam rooms

Key Features

• Sterile 50 mL centrifuge tubes support clean sample handling
• Compatible with the MLB Centrifuge for workflow fit
• Easy-to-read graduations help with quick volume checks
• Smudge-resistant writing panel makes tube identification easier
• Screw cap closure supports secure handling
• Polypropylene construction is clear, latex-free, freezable to -80° C, and autoclavable at 122° C

Applications and Usage

• Preparing and handling 50 mL samples for centrifuge use
• Organizing labeled specimens in routine lab workflows
• Using graduated tubes when quick visual volume reference is helpful

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Check centrifuge compatibility if your setup is not the MLB Centrifuge
• Choose the 50 mL size if your workflow needs higher sample volume than smaller tubes
• Screw-cap closure may suit workflows that prefer capped tube handling and labeling

FAQ

• Are these centrifuge tubes sterile? Yes. These premium centrifuge tubes are sterile.
• What size are the tubes? Each tube has a 50 mL capacity.
• Do the tubes have volume markings? Yes. The tubes have easy-to-read graduations for quick volume reference.
• What kind of closure do these tubes use? These tubes use a screw cap.
• Can these tubes be labeled clearly during use? Yes. Each tube includes a smudge-resistant writing panel to help with identification.

From Medline.