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Eppendorf Conical Tubes SnapTec® 50
Conical Tube SnapTec 50 closed tube, front, scale
製品情報
- 45 mL
- sterile, pyrogen-, DNase-, RNase-, human and bacterial DNA-free, カラーレス, 200 本 (10 袋 × 20 本)
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特徴
| 仕様 | Eppendorf Conical Tubes SnapTec® 50 |
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| 製品タイプ | 用消耗品 |
| 純度 | sterile, pyrogen-, DNase-, RNase-, human and bacterial DNA-free |
| 梱包 | 200 本 (10 袋 × 20 本) |
| 直径 (mm) | 30 mm |
| ライトプロテクション | いいえ |
| 色 | カラーレス |
| 材質 | チューブ： ポリプロピレン(原材料：USP class6)、スクリューキャップ： 高密度ポリエチレン (HDPE) |
| 容量 | 45 mL |
| 最大 RCF | 17000 × g |
| 操作温度 | -86 °C – 100°C |
| 遠心安定性 | 最大17,000 x g1) |
| 底形状 | 円錐形エンスイケイ |
1)テスト条件: Eppendorf Centrifuge 5810 R内のロータFA-45-6-30 （15 mLチュープ用に適切な遠心機アダプターを使用）、試料：塩水（濃度：1.0 g/mL)、制御遠心分離温度：25 °C、遠心時間：90 min
- プレミアムUSPクラス 6種類の原材料を使用し、製造中にスリップ剤、可塑化剤、殺虫剤を使用していないため、最高の整合性、高いg-Safe® 耐遠心力を実現し、また試料とペレットをはっきり視認できます
- 平坦で溝付き側面のあるキャップが使い易く人間工学的取扱いを可能にし、安定した直立姿勢を保証、汚染リスクを軽減します
- ルーチンのマルチステッププロトコルにおいて素早い開閉が可能なEppendorf Conical Tubes SnapTec® 50
- 新着情報！コニカルチューブ SnapTec® 50 は 121°C で 20 分間オートクレーブ可能
- チューブの記入欄が十分大きく平らで薄い色のキャップなので信頼できる安全なラベリング。
- 17,000 x gまでの高い耐遠心力
- 高精度の寸法で遠心機ローター、ミキサー、シェーカーと最大限の互換性を示します
- 最適な試料およびペレットの見易さ
- 無菌、発熱性物資、DNase、 RNaseやDNAは含まれません。個々のロットの品質および純度は検査・証明済みです。
