Product

Tube, 10 ml, (LxØ): 100 x 16 mm, PP, with print

Order number: 62.9924.283
Tube, 10 ml, (LxØ): 100 x 16 mm, PP, with print

Product description

Order number 62.9924.283
Product description Tube, working volume: 10 ml, (LxØ): 100 x 16 mm, material: PP, conical base, transparent, screw cap, natural, cap enclosed, with print, label/print: white, with graduations, 100 piece(s)/bag

Product characteristics

Label/ Print with print
Colour of print/label white
Graduation yes
Closure type screw cap
Base shape conical base
Volume of work 10 ml
Centrifugation max (RCF) 4000 x g

Size

Diameter 16 mm
Length of product 100 mm

Material & colours

Product material Polypropylene (PP)
Colour of product transparent
Closure material High Density Polyethylene (HD-PE)
Colour of cap natural

Purity & certification

Satisfies the requirement IATA
Product category In vitrodiagnostic device, CE
CE certified CE
Batched yes

Packaging

Minimum order qty. 1000
Type of smallest subpackaging bag
Piece(s) / inner box 500
Piece (s) / outer case 1000
Piece(s) / pallet 30000
Depth of case 608 mm
Width of case 324 mm
Height of case 264 mm
Case volume 0.052 cbm
Weight of product 0.0054 kg
Weight of case 6.2 kg
EAN of inner box 4038917155182
EAN case 4038917027915
Product specification
Packaging change 50 ml tubes

Packaging change 50 ml tubes

12 ml Tube with conical base

12 ml Tube with conical base

General

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    How exact is the scale on the 15 ml and 50 ml tubes?

    The scale on the 15 ml tubes has a volume tolerance of approx. +/- 100 µl, while the tolerance on the 50 ml tubes is +/- 250 µl.

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    What are the maximum speeds at which the reagent and centrifuge tubes can be centrifuged?

    The different types of tubes and materials used do not allow to make a general statement on this. You can find a more accurate statement on centrifugability in the product specifications for the respective item.

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    Can reagent and centrifuge tubes be autoclaved?

    If reagent and centrifuge tubes are manufactured from polypropylene or polycarbonate, they can be autoclaved at 121°C without any appreciable loss of mechanical properties.

    Due to their low temperature resistance, tube caps typically manufactured from polyethylene (PE) cannot be recommended for sterilisation by autoclaving. Screw caps made from polypropylene (PP) should be slightly loosened to prevent tube deformation caused by pressure and temperature changes during the autoclaving process.

    The user must check whether other product characteristics are affected by autoclaving in terms of the desired use.

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    Can products made of polyethylene be autoclaved?

    Products or product components manufactured from polyethylene (PE) cannot in principle be recommended for autoclaving at 121°C. This is due to the low temperature resistance of the PE plastic, which has a maximum long-term use temperature of 60–80°C. It is therefore not possible to rule out an impairment of the product. One example of such an impairment is geometric distortion, which can lead to leaks in tubes.

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    Can polypropylene tubes be used for freezing?

    The use of PP tubes at temperatures below zero centigrade must be carefully tested under real conditions as the load on the tubes can be very different depending on the medium to be frozen and the routine conditions. We are able to give you some tips on the basis of our experience and tests we have carried out on PP tubes.

    In principle, with products made of PP, the strength values are reduced at temperatures below 0°C, and it is therefore necessary to ensure that the frozen tubes are not exposed to any particular mechanical loads (e.g. do not let the tubes fall off the table). The freezing conditions must be selected such that the content can be evenly frozen or frozen from the bottom to the top. Cracks caused by strain can occur in the lower part if the upper part of the tube freezes first as a result of unfavourable freezing conditions. For example, depending on the diameter of the hole, stands made out of Styrofoam have a strongly insulating effect which makes it more difficult to ensure the even freezing of the tubes. In principle, the tubes should have sufficient room to expand in a stand or storage container. Due to the large number of possible influence factors, we recommend you carry out a freezing test under your routine conditions.

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