Centrifuge Tube (15 ML)

The Centrifuge Tube (15 mL) is an indispensable asset in laboratory settings, engineered to accommodate diverse centrifugation and storage needs. Crafted with high-quality materials, it offers robustness and longevity. Its clear body and precise volume markings simplify sample handling and measurement. Equipped with secure caps, it prevents leaks and maintains sample integrity. From routine experiments to complex analyses, this centrifuge tube ensures optimal performance and reliability, making it a cornerstone in scientific research and diagnostics.

Key Features

1. Durable construction for reliable performance.
2. Clear body with precise volume markings for accurate measurements.
3. Secure sealing mechanism to prevent sample leakage and contamination.
4. Compatible with various centrifugation protocols.
5. Versatile usage in research, diagnostics, and clinical laboratories.

Precautions

1. Ensure proper balance when loading tubes into the centrifuge rotor.
2. Avoid exceeding maximum speed and centrifugation time recommended for the tube.
3. Inspect tubes for any signs of damage or wear before each use.
4. Use appropriate protective gear when handling hazardous samples.
5. Follow recommended protocols for sample preparation and centrifugation to minimize risks.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Question: Can I autoclave Centrifuge Tubes (15 mL)?
Answer: Yes, most centrifuge tubes are autoclavable. However, it’s essential to check the manufacturer’s recommendations for specific temperature and duration.

Question: Are these tubes suitable for both refrigerated and high-speed centrifugation?
Answer: Yes, centrifuge tubes are designed to withstand a wide range of temperatures and centrifugal forces, making them suitable for various applications.

Question: What is the maximum volume these tubes can hold?
Answer: Centrifuge tubes typically have a capacity of 15 mL, but capacities may vary depending on the manufacturer and model.

Question: Can I reuse centrifuge tubes after centrifugation?
Answer: It’s generally not recommended to reuse tubes to prevent contamination and ensure accurate results. Disposable tubes are commonly used in laboratories.

Question: How do I properly dispose of centrifuge tubes?
Answer: Dispose of used tubes according to laboratory waste management protocols. Autoclaving or chemical treatment may be required before disposal to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.