Round Bottom Tubes

These Oakridge Style Centrifuge Tubes from Globe Scientific are the economic choice for high speed refrigerated or non-refrigerated centrifugation. Molded from durable, chemical resistant polypropylene, the tubes have round bottoms and consistent wall thicknesses for centrifugation at up to 50,000g...

These standard round-bottom culture tubes are manufactured from 51 expansion borosilicate glass that conforms to ASTM Type I, Class B and USP Type I requirements. The tubes can be reused many times. The caps have a white 14B styrene-butadiene rubber liner or a PTFE faced 14B styrene-butadiene rubber...

These 50mL PYREX® round bottom, nongraduated centrifuge tubes have a No. 13 Standard Taper solid glass pennyhead stopper. Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research type.

Tubes with round base, push cap.

2602F40 is translucent Usable to 50,000 x g in refrigerated or non-refrigerated centrifuges *2610D22 and D30 with lip

Improve rotor fit and performance using Thermo Scientific™ Nalgene™ High-Speed Round-Bottom PPCO Centrifuge Tubes, featuring uniform wall thickness and diameter. Tubes have excellent chemical resistance. Features Round bottoms that fit high-speed rotors in refrigerated or nonrefrigerated...

Suitable for tissue culture and general bacteriological use Provided with marking spot which also serves for orientation Caps are not included with tubes and must be purchased separately Packaged in styrofoam trays 9215D32 tube takes size 13-415 cap and is sold in cases containing 2 shelf packages...

Thermo Scientific™ Nalgene High-Speed Round-Bottom Polypropylene Copolymer Tubes uniform wall thickness and diameter provides improved rotor fit and performance. Tubes have excellent chemical resistance. Designed with round bottoms to fit high speed rotors in refrigerated or non-refrigerated...

These False Bottom Tubes ensure accurate and efficient sample separation during the centrifugation process. They are designed with a raised bottom to facilitate superior segregation of specimens. The tubes are highly durable, resisting breakage and leakage, and are ideal for use in various...

Graduated Capacity 50 mL Tube has white enamel graduations upward from tip to 10 mL in 0.5 mL divisions and from 10 to 50 mL in 1 mL divisions Tube length is 135 mm, o.d. 28 mm Round bottom tube with pour out spout for easy decanting Wall thickness approximately 1.5 mm; length 116 mm; o.d. 29 mm...

Tubes are suitable for tissue culture work and general bacteriological use. Tubes are made from KIMAX-51 borosilicate glass in compliance with ASTM Specification E438, Type I, Class A or B glass requirements. Each tube has a chevron marking area. Trays are shrink wrapped in plastic film in modular...

2619H22 Capacity 50 mL Heavy-duty tube useful for handling of sputum specimens and clinical and microbiological tests Includes phenolic screw cap which has glued-in, white rubber liner 29 x 125 mm. For replacement cap, see Thomas number 2388B73. 2620L52 Heavy wall construction, short conical bottom...

Round bottom, with threaded neck; without marking spot Size 100 x 13 mm takes size 13-415 cap; other sizes take size 15-415 cap Cap is not supplied and must be purchased separately; see 9215F70 series Cases of 1,000 contain 4 packages of 250. Listings indicate length x o.d. in mm.

Identical to 9215F20 series, but with marking spot Cap not included Disposable Pyrex® culture tubes have a round bottom and come with a white marking spot. These tubes are designed for both tissue culture and general bacteriological work. These tubes are made from borosilicate glass, sold...

These disposable 20x125mm PYREX® culture tubes have a round bottom, GPI 18-415 threads and come without a marking spot. They are designed for both tissue culture and general bacteriological work. These tubes hold approximately 24 mL, are made from borosilicate glass, bulk-packed and are sold...

Excellent choice for general laboratory use Plain top, beaded rim Manufactured from 33 expansion, low extractable borosilicate glass conforming to USP Type I and ASTM E438, Type I, Class A requirements