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The Thermo Nalgene Oak Ridge High-Speed PPCO Centrifuge Tubes are designed for high-speed centrifugation applications, offering exceptional chemical resistance and durability. With a capacity of 28 mL, these tubes are made from polypropylene copolymer (PPCO), providing greater chemical compatibility compared to polycarbonate tubes. They are repeatedly autoclavable, ensuring extended usability in laboratory settings. Each tube comes with a polypropylene linerless closure, ensuring leakproof protection under normal conditions up to 10,000 x g. For enhanced performance, when equipped with a Nalgene sealing cap (sold separately), these tubes can withstand centrifugation forces up to 50,000 x g.
These centrifuge tubes are essential for laboratories requiring reliable and durable solutions for high-speed centrifugation processes.
Manufacturer P/N
3119-0028
Part Number
9.315 712
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Ø
25.8 mm
NZ $27.38
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
3119-0050
Part Number
9.315 714
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Ø
28.8 mm
NZ $18.26
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
3119-0010
Part Number
9.315 711
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Ø
16.1 mm
NZ $22.82
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
3119-0030
Part Number
9.315 713
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Ø
25.8 mm
Nalgene™ Oak-Ridge centrifuge tubes, PC
It are designed for high-speed centrifugation applications, offering exceptional chemical resistance and durability. With a capacity of 28 mL, these tubes are made from polypropylene copolymer (PPCO), providing greater chemical compatibility compared to polycarbonate tubes. They are repeatedly autoclavable, ensuring extended usability in laboratory settings. Each tube comes with a polypropylene linerless closure, ensuring leakproof protection under normal conditions up to 10,000 x g. For enhanced performance, when equipped with a Nalgene sealing cap (sold separately), these tubes can withstand centrifugation forces up to 50,000 x g.
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