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The DWK Kimble KIMAX High-Speed Centrifuge Tubes are designed for high-speed centrifugation applications, offering exceptional mechanical strength and durability. With a 30 mL capacity, these tubes measure 24 mm in outer diameter and 106 mm in length, without a rim, facilitating easy handling and compatibility with various centrifuge rotors. Manufactured from chemically strengthened borosilicate glass, they can withstand centrifugal forces up to 13,100 x g when used with an accessory rubber adapter sleeve in a 50 mL rotor cavity. These tubes are autoclavable and can endure temperatures up to 300°C, ensuring reliability in demanding laboratory environments.
These high-speed centrifuge tubes are essential for laboratories requiring robust and reliable glassware for high-speed centrifugation processes.
NZ $353.72
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Manufacturer P/N
45500-30
Part Number
6.093 022
Manufacturer
DWK Kimble
Ø
24 mm
NZ $228.21
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Manufacturer P/N
45500-15
Part Number
6.803 323
Manufacturer
DWK Kimble
Ø
18 mm
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It are designed for high-speed centrifugation applications, offering exceptional mechanical strength and durability. With a 30 mL capacity, these tubes measure 24 mm in outer diameter and 106 mm in length, without a rim, facilitating easy handling and compatibility with various centrifuge rotors. Manufactured from chemically strengthened borosilicate glass, they can withstand centrifugal forces up to 13,100 x g when used with an accessory rubber adapter sleeve in a 50 mL rotor cavity. These tubes are autoclavable and can endure temperatures up to 300°C, ensuring reliability in demanding laboratory environments.
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