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Globe 112017 Centrifuge Tube 12mL PS 1500PK
Polystyrene centrifuge tubes hold 12 mL samples, graduated for reading, supplied as 1500 pieces in three bags of 500
- 12 mL capacity handles routine urine volumes
- Polystyrene construction resists breakage during high-speed spins
- Flared top simplifies pouring and decanting
- Graduated markings enable quick volume checks
- 1 500 tubes per case supplied in three 500-count bags
Product Identity
The Globe 112017 is a 12mL polystyrene centrifuge tube supplied in a bulk pack of 1500 units. It is intended for laboratories that process high volumes of urine or similar samples and need a consistent, graduated container.
Who This Suits
Facilities running routine centrifugation with standard rotors will find the flared top and graduated markings practical for daily workflows. Labs that require conical-bottom tubes, screw caps, or autoclavable materials should look at alternative designs.
Sustained Use Behaviour
The polystyrene construction maintains clarity and dimensional stability across repeated spins at rated speeds. Graduation marks remain legible after extended use, and the flared rim resists deformation when tubes are loaded and unloaded in large batches.
Highlights
- 12 mL capacity handles routine urine volumes
- Polystyrene construction resists breakage during high-speed spins
- Flared top simplifies pouring and decanting
- Graduated markings enable quick volume checks
- 1 500 tubes per case supplied in three 500-count bags
Specifications
| Brand | GLOBE SCIENTIFIC |
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Questions about this item
What centrifuge rotor is needed for the 12 mL Globe 112017 tube?
The tube fits rotors that accept 12 mL conical tubes with a flared top; verify your rotor’s bucket diameter and maximum tube length before use.
Can the Globe 112017 tube be used in a rotor designed for 15 mL conical tubes?
Yes, if the 15 mL rotor includes adapters or cushions that securely hold the shorter 12 mL tube and prevent it from tipping during the spin.
How do I confirm the Globe 112017 tube is performing correctly after loading?
Check that the tube sits upright in the rotor, the graduated scale is readable, and the sample separates cleanly at your protocol speed without leakage or deformation.
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