A test tube is laboratory glassware used for sampling and testing chemical reactions. The test tubes were developed by a renowned British Physicist and Chemist - “Michael Faraday” (1791-1867).
Test tubes are also known as boiling tubes. These are slender containers with a U-shaped bottom and an open top. They can hold small amounts of liquids and are generally used in scientific experiments.
Features
Types of Test Tubes
Reusable Test Tubes are sturdy and are more heat resistant because they are manufactured from Boro 3.3 Glass. These are used for high precision chemical reactions. They can be reused.
Tubes, Culture, Media, Flat Bottom, with Screw Cap and Rubber Liner.
Cat. No. | Capacity ML | O.D. x Lenght Mm. (Approx) | Price |
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253/1 | 5 | 18x45 | 000 |
253/2 | 15 | 25x57 | 000 |
253/3 | 30 | 25x95 | 000 |
253/4 | 40 | 25x145 | 000 |
253/5 | 5 | 16x50 | 000 |
Centrifuge Tube, Conical Bottom, Graduated.
Cat. No. | Capacity ML | Ht. X O.D. mm. (Approx) | Price |
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260/1 | 5 | 100x13 | 000 |
260/2 | 10 | 110x15 | 000 |
260/3 | 15 | 120x17 | 000 |
260/4 | 25 | 125x22 | 000 |
260/5 | 50 | 125x28 | 000 |
Test Tubes, Graduated, with interchangeable stopper.
Cat. No. | L x O.D. mm. (Approx) | Capacity ML | Sub. Div. ML | Stopper Size | Price |
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272/1 | 100x12 | 5 | 0.1 | 10/19 | 000 |
272/2 | 125x16 | 10 | 0.1 | 12/21 | 000 |
272/3 | 150x22 | 25 | 0.5 | 19/26 | 000 |
272/4 | 200x25 | 50 | 1 | 19/26 | 000 |
272/5 | 200x32 | 100 | 2 | 24/29 | 000 |
Test Tubes, made from Borosilicate 33exp. Glass tubing, Round bottom, with rim, Plain.
Cat. No. | Capacity ML (Approx) | O.D. x L mm. (Approx) | Price |
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274/1 | 3 | 10x75 | 000 |
274/2 | 5 | 12x75 | 000 |
274/3 | 8 | 12x100 | 000 |
274/4 | 10 | 15x125 | 000 |
274/5 | 15 | 15x150 | 000 |
274/6 | 25 | 18x150 | 000 |
274/7 | 35 | 25x100 | 000 |
274/8 | 50 | 25x150 | 000 |
274/9 | 75 | 25x200 | 000 |
274/10 | 100 | 32x200 | 000 |
274/11 | 175 | 38x200 | 000 |