Laboratory 0.2ml 0.5ml 1.5ml 2ml 5ml 10ml 15ml Micro Centrifuge Tube PCR Tube
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
10,000-49,999 Pieces US$0.018
50,000-199,999 Pieces US$0.016
200,000+ Pieces US$0.015
Sepcifications
- Warranty 1 Years
- Certification CE, ISO
- Material Rubber / Plastic
- Capacity 50mL
- Specification Large
- Trademark teamstand
- Origin Shanghai
- Item Centrifuge Tube
- MOQ 10000PCS
- Delivery Time 15-20 Days
- Certificate CE
- Sample Acceptable
- Package Polybag and Carton Box
Product Description
Disposable Conical Bottom Plastic Centrifuge Tube with screw cap 50ml Microcentrifuge Tubes(DNase/RNase free) Microcentrifuge tubes are made from high quality PP materials with extensive chemical compatibility; Autoclavable and sterilized Withstand a max centrifugal force to 12,000xg, ...
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