The range of tubes is very versatile and meets a wide variety of different demands
Tubes
Average Rating: 4.9
2 Scientists have reviewed this product
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Reviewer
Member since: 2015
Organization: UNC
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Great to use in peptide synthesis lab
Rating: 4.7
Application Area: precipitation and lyophilization of synthetic peptides
"I use this tubes for several years with many organic and water-based media. The tubes are very good quality, they can handle many organic solvents like DMF, NMP, ether, DCM (after several hours with DCM the tubes become less rigid), TFA, and methanol. No leaks even with significant pressure build up (e.g. with ether solutions after shaking). The tubes have large writing area and also it is easy to write on top of the caps (and the marker stays on the tubes!). I never had any problems with the use of these tubes for centrifugation (5000 rpm) or freezing (-80C or liquid nitrogen) and lyophilization from the tubes."
Review date: 13 Dec 2016 | Tubes
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Reviewer Member since: 2015
Organization: Mercy Hospital
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- Ease of use
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Greiner tubes are an excellent value
Rating: 5.0
Review date: 30 Sep 2016 | Tubes
Application Area:Specimen Collection
"Greiner Bio-One test tubes have been a very good choice for us. They offer superior quality for an affordable price. The patient information label is also much easier to write on."
Review date: 30 Sep 2016 | Tubes
Tubes made of the following materials:
- Polystyrene: Is ideally suited for optical measurements as a result of its high clarity
- Polypropylene: Displays high thermal, mechanical and chemical resistance. It is therefore recommended for the storage of chemical and biological samples
- Polyethylene: Is characterised by high thermal and chemical resistance.
Variations:
- With round or conical bottom
- With or without skirt
- In sterile or non-sterile version
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