Globe Scientific Borosilicate Glass Culture Tubes are essential for any laboratory, offering excellent durability and chemical resistance. Made from high-quality borosilicate glass, these culture tubes ensure reliable performance, whether you're storing samples or conducting experiments.

These culture tubes come in various capacities ranging from 4 mL to 15 mL with dimensions perfectly suited for different laboratory needs. Categorized by the size of 10 x 75mm, 12 x 75mm, 13 x 100mm, 16 x 100mm, 16 x 125mm, and 16 x 150mm, they offer versatility for sample storage and cultivation purposes.

The tubes are designed with uniform wall thickness, ensuring they are easy to handle and significantly reduce the risk of breakage. Resistant to heat and thermal shock, these tubes guarantee safety and reliability even in extreme conditions, making them the go-to choice for chemical laboratories, research centers, and medical facilities.

Key Features:

• Manufactured with borosilicate glass ensuring superior chemical resistance and durability.
• Variety of sizes (4 mL to 15 mL) for versatile application in laboratories.
• Uniform wall thickness for improved handling and safety.
• Heat and thermal shock resistant, suitable for extreme conditions.

Uses:

• Globe Scientific Borosilicate Glass Culture Tubes are used for sample storage, culturing microorganisms, and transporting specimens in chemical laboratories, medical facilities, and research institutions.

FAQs:

1. What materials are these culture tubes made from?
These culture tubes are made from high-quality borosilicate glass, known for its durability and resistance to chemicals and thermal shock.

2. Can these tubes be used for autoclaving?
Yes, the borosilicate glass composition allows these tubes to withstand autoclave sterilization processes.

3. What is the range of volumes available for these tubes?
The Globe Scientific Borosilicate Glass Culture Tubes range from 4 mL to 15 mL, accommodating various laboratory needs.

4. Are these culture tubes reusable?
Yes, these tubes can be cleaned and reused, provided they are handled and sanitized following laboratory standards.