Centrifuge tubes. The unsung heroes of your lab.
Or maybe you’re the unsung hero, when you manage to perfectly balance an odd number of centrifuge tubes in your centrifuge (you add a balance tube and make sure the mass of that tube is the same as the sample tube opposite).
Or maybe we’re the unsung heroes. Because we keep a stock of glass, plastic, premium, and value priced centrifuge tubes in stock close to your lab in the northeast. So when you realize you’re short, you can get your order fast.
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Centrifuge Tube, 13 ml, 17 mm OD, 141 mm L wi More...
Centrifuge Tube, 15 ml, 16.6 dia x 120 mm H, Polystyrene, Conical Bottom, 1500 RCF Spin Rate, 0.5 to 15 ml in 0.5 ml Molded Graduation Increments
Centrifuge Tube, 15 ml, 16.6 dia x 120 mm H, Polypropylene, Conical Bottom, 3000 RCF Spin Rate, Autoclavable, 0.5 to 15 ml in 0.5 ml Molded Graduation Increments
Centrifuge Tube, 50 ml, 29 OD x 137 mm L, Bor More...
Microcentrifuge Tube, 1.5 ml, Polypropylene, 25000 xg Spin Rate, 16400 RPM Maximum Speed, Precise Graduation, With Attached Snap Cap
Centrifuge Tube, 15 ml, 16.6 dia x 120 mm H, More...
Centrifuge Tube, 12 ml, 16 dia x 100 mm H, Po More...
Centrifuge Tube, 50 ml, 29.5 dia x 114 mm H, More...
Microcentrifuge Tube, 600 µl, Natural, More...
Centrifuge Tube, 50 ml, 30 dia x 115 mm H, Po More...
Centrifuge Tube, 12 ml, 16 dia x 100 mm H, Po More...
Centrifuge Tube, 12 ml, 21 dia x 105 mm H, Po More...
And you don't have to keep too many on hand, tangling up budget in your storage room. Because you can get what you need when you need it.
There are a few things you probably know off the top of your head that can help choose your centrifuge tubes.
1. How fast do you need to spin?
Look for the spin rate or the RCF or RPM. They're not interchangeable. But chances are you know one of them in relation to your application, and you can't go outside that number.
2. Chemical resistance?
Polypropylene stands up to most of what you do. That's why most plastic centrifuge tubes are formed from it.
3. Volume of your samples?
Unless you're spinning in an ultracentrifuge, you can use tubes that are larger than the volume you actually need. Your volume should fill the tube about ¾ of the way.
4. Glass or plastic?
Plastic is disposable. Glass is reusable. Plastic is affordable. Glass has great clarity.
What does your SOP call for? You can get it from us.
SECO's house brand of centrifuge tubes are great value for general lab use
Plus they're colorful, and they bring a little joy into your workspace. Studies have shown colorful centrifuge tubes increase happiness by 325%.
Place your test order and see if it works in your lab today!