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SSI Bio (Scientific Specialties) 15 and 50mL Centrifuge Tubes

Starting at $165.27
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Simport 15 ml Centrifuge Tubes

Starting at $111.84

Suitable for general centrifugation, urinalysis procedures and serum separation. These conical bottom tubes are chemically clean and metal free, ready to use and uniform in size and shape, measuring 17 x 120 mm. Graduations are at 0.25, 0.5, 1.0, 2.5, 5, 10, 12 and 15 ml. Polystyrene tubes resist a centrifuge speed of 1200g while polypropylene tubes resist speeds of up to 3000g. See more
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Simport Centrifuge Tubes, Urine Collection System

Starting at $48.24

These centrifuge tubes are also useful for collecting and transporting biological specimens. Leakproof characteristics are ensured by a flat top plastic screw cap with an inner sealing lip. The Urine Collection System contains 100 disposable 15mL heavy-wall polystyrene tubes, snap caps, self-adhesive identification labels, and 3 oz. plastic collection cups all packed in a plastic bag (5 bags per case). See more
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CELLTREAT most popular celltreat 15 and 50 ml centrifuge tubes

Starting at $175.00

CELLTREAT 15 and 50 mL Centrifuge Tubes in bulk bags and plastic racks. 15 mL tubes can be spun up to 12,000 x g. 50 mL tubes can be spun up to 16,000 x g. See more
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15 & 50mL Tube, Conical Centrifuge w/cap

Starting at $176.65

Disposable polypropylene centrifuge tubes are ethylene oxide sterilized for critical applications. Include polyethylene screw caps with flat tops for easy writing or affixing labels. Tubes have bold, easy-to-read white graduations and large writing area. See more
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Centrifuge Tubes

Researchers and scientists have been using centrifuge tube since their invention in 1938. These tubes have become a necessity for laboratories across the world. With their fairly simple design, centrifuge tubes have the ability to be used for a plethora of applications. From sample storage to cell separation, a centrifuge tube is one of the most versatile consumable around.

Centrifuge tubes can be designed in many different ways and manufactured with different materials. Pipette.com offers centrifuge tubes manufactured with the highest quality polypropylene, polystyrene, and glass to suit any type of storage or material handling need.

Factors to consider when choosing your centrifuge tubes include are you refrigerating or freezing your samples, are you incubating samples, what rpm or g force are you centrifuging your samples at, and whether your samples are light sensitive or not. Constructed with a conical bottom, centrifuge tubes increase accuracy of pipetting and reduce left over sample waste within the tubes by driving sample down to a focused point. Making it easier to aspirate samples from a smaller surface area, centrifuge tubes with a conical bottom are the ideal route for any laboratory. If balance and standing are an issue, 50 mL centrifuge tubes are often designed with a skirted bottom to prevent tipping of the tube and allow for it to be a free-standing container.

Featuring graduated volumes up the centrifuge tube for easy volume identification and a large writing area for quick marking and identification, centrifuge tubes are designed to make laboratory work stress free.

Some brands include racked packaging, catering to a more environmentally friendly re-usable rack system. Combining the efforts of creating a green product while retaining full utilization, companies are now adapting products to be more conscious of the environment without sacrificing any functionality.

Centrifuge tubes come in several different styles including:

5 mL, 12 mL, 15 mL, or 50 mL sizes

Plugged or Flat caps

Non-skirted or Skirted (Free-Standing)

Metal Free

Sterile or Non-Sterile

Bulk or Racked Packaging

Amber or Black Plastics for light sensitive material

Between Labcon, CellTreat, NEST, MTC Bio, and our own Pipette.com brands, we are sure to have the right centrifuge tubes for your research needs.

Questions or Concerns About Which Centrifuge Tube to Use?

We are always here to help, if you have any inquiries about what centrifuge tubes would be best for your research, don't hesitate to contact us by phone at 1-800-243-3232 or email at info@pipette.com.