2 mL Microcentrifuge Tubes, Flip Cap Polypropylene Lab Centrifuge Tube with Snap-Cap [2mL, 1000 Pieces]
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Description
🔍 Elevate Your Experimentation Game!
- EASY IDENTIFICATION - Frosted area for easy labeling.
- ECO FRIENDLY CHOICE - Reusable and easy to clean.
- LEAK PROOF ASSURANCE - Secure snap-cap prevents any spills.
- PRECISION MEASUREMENT - Clear graduations for accurate readings.
- VERSATILE APPLICATIONS - Ideal for labs or home experiments.
These 2 mL Microcentrifuge Tubes are crafted from durable polypropylene, designed for high-speed centrifugation with a maximum RCF of 17,800 x g. Each tube features a frosted area for easy labeling and precise graduations for accurate measurements. The leak-proof snap-cap ensures secure containment, making them perfect for a variety of laboratory and home applications. Plus, they are reusable and easy to clean, making them an eco-friendly choice for any scientist.
Reviews
D**N
Most excellent little tubes
I bought these for long-term storage of mycelium cultures on agar suspended in water. I filled them 1/2 full with water, and they withstood the pressure cooker @15 PSI for 20 minutes just fine. I’d buy them again if I ever need more. I would have preferred orange caps over blue so that sharpie writing would be more visible, but it’s not a flaw of the product.
B**H
Must have for muzzleloader
Use them to hold charge for my 50 cal muzzleloader. Works great
A**M
Training
Perfect containers.Fast shipping.No issues!
J**N
normal but wrong size
wrong size shiped, but works well.
D**A
Very good my friend
Very much good
R**U
Good value, works well
Works as expected for general lab use. Seals well, can be used to store frozen reagents. Good value.
E**R
These work like they should.
The caps on these fit better than most of the previous vials I have used in the lab.
A**A
Good inexpensive tubes.
These are good, inexpensive 2 mL microfuge tubes. They close tightly enough but not as tightly as other tubes I've used, so the seal/lock might not be as durable as on other tubes. Based on the given temperature resistance (up to 121C) they might not withstand autoclaving very well, so I be wary about using them at a higher temperature and I don't know if I'd use these for microbial work as they're not advertised as sterile. But they'd probably be fine for small-volume non-sterile buffer storage. Thanks!
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