15mL Centrifuge Tubes - Bagged, Sterile
    15mL Centrifuge Tubes - Bagged, Sterile

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15mL Centrifuge Tubes - Bagged, Sterile

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  • 15mL Centrifuge Tubes - Bagged, Sterile
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Certified RNase and DNase free Sterile Manufactured from virgin ultra clear polypropylene Leak proof flat HDPE cap Printed graduations and a large writing area for sample identifications Racked tubes are packaged in recyclable card racks Lot traceability RCF: 15000xg (15mL) or 12000xg (50mL) Supplied in packs of 500

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