- Condition: Factory New
- Weight: 20.0 lb
- Ideal for recapping 13 mm blood drawing tubes, glass test tubes and plastic culture tubes
- Designed for easy-on and easy-off use, featuring double thumb tabs
- Flexible closures protect from aerosols of highly infectious microorganisms.
- Guard samples against cross-contamination and laboratory work areas against infection and spillage.
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- MFR: McKesson Brand Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: 177-118240N
Frequently asked questions
Are these caps compatible with standard glass test tubes?
Yes, these flanged plug caps are specifically engineered to fit 13 mm diameter tubes, which includes standard glass test tubes, plastic culture tubes, and blood drawing tubes.
Can these caps handle the pressure of centrifugation?
Yes, they are engineered for high durability and designed to remain firm and secure during rigorous laboratory tasks, including centrifugation.
Are these easy to remove during quick lab procedures?
Yes, they feature an ergonomic double thumb tab design, which allows for simple and efficient application and removal even during fast-paced laboratory workflows.
Are these caps autoclavable?
No, these caps are not suitable for autoclaving. They are manufactured from low-density polyethylene (LDPE) and are intended for single use.
Do these contain natural rubber latex?
No, these caps are not made with natural rubber latex, making them a safe choice for laboratories that require latex-free environments.
Can these be reused for multiple samples?
No, these are strictly designed as single-use consumables and should not be reused. Proper disposal after one use ensures the prevention of cross-contamination.
How are the 20,000 caps packaged?
For convenient storage and distribution, the case of 20,000 caps is organized into 20 individual bags, each containing 1,000 units.
Are these caps sterile?
These caps are provided as non-sterile laboratory consumables.
What is the primary material used for these caps?
They are manufactured from low-density polyethylene (LDPE), which provides the ideal balance of flexibility and strength needed for a secure seal.
Why is the orange color significant?
The bright orange color-coding is specifically chosen to allow for immediate and easy sample identification in a busy laboratory setting.