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Globe 111564 Microcentrifuge Tube 1.5 mL PP PK500
Pack of 500 polypropylene microcentrifuge tubes, each holding 1.5 mL for routine lab centrifugation
- 5 mL capacity fits standard microcentrifuge rotors
- Polypropylene construction resists common laboratory chemicals
- 500 tubes per pack supports high-throughput workflows
- Globe Scientific brand indicates consistent manufacturing quality
- Model 111564 ensures exact reorder identification
Product Identity
Globe 111564 Microcentrifuge Tubes are 1.5 mL polypropylene vessels supplied in a pack of 500. They are intended for laboratory professionals who need sterile or general-purpose sample containment during centrifugation, storage, or routine bench work. The bulk quantity supports high-throughput workflows without frequent reordering.
Suitability
These tubes suit technicians running standard microcentrifuge protocols with 1.5 mL capacity requirements. The polypropylene construction tolerates common chemical exposures and autoclaving cycles. Buyers who need larger volumes per tube, alternative cap styles, or smaller pack sizes should look at other product lines that match those specific experimental designs.
Decisive Specification
The critical parameter is the 1.5 mL nominal capacity combined with a 500-unit package count. This pairing fixes both the maximum sample volume per vessel and the total inventory delivered per order. Confirm that your rotor accommodates this tube format and that the pack size aligns with your laboratory consumption rate before purchasing.
Highlights
- 5 mL capacity fits standard microcentrifuge rotors
- Polypropylene construction resists common laboratory chemicals
- 500 tubes per pack supports high-throughput workflows
- Globe Scientific brand indicates consistent manufacturing quality
- Model 111564 ensures exact reorder identification
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What microcentrifuge rotor capacity do I need to run these 1.5 mL tubes?
The tubes hold 1.5 mL each, so any rotor drilled for standard 1.5 mL microcentrifuge tubes will accept them.
Can I mix these polypropylene tubes with older polypropylene tubes in the same spin run?
Yes, both are polypropylene and share the same 1.5 mL dimensions, so they balance together in the rotor.
How can I confirm the 111564 tubes are sealing properly after capping?
Invert a capped tube; no liquid should escape, and the snap-cap should stay firmly seated during a brief shake.
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