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Test Tubes without Rims, Disposable
Rimless tubes exactly the same as those tubes listed on page 530 except these have a lighter wall thickness and are considered disposable in industry. However, these tubes will hold up to repeated use. Commonly referred to as culture tubes. Not intended for high heat.
  Catalog No.
  Description
  Size (mm)
   Pkg. Size
   Price/Pkg.
   GP9165
Test Tubes without Rims, Disposable
   6 x 50
 300
 $ 23.05
 GP7034
 10 x 75
  250
  17.55
 GP7035
 12 x 75
  250
  17.35
 GP7036
 13 x 100
  250
  22.20
 GP7037
 16 x 100
  250
  27.80
 GP7038
 16 x 125
  250
  32.25
 GP7039
 16 x 150
  250
  32.10
 GP9263
 18 x 150
  125
  23.60
 GP7041
 20 x 150
  250
  77.65
 GP9164
  25 x 150
   250
   125.80
  Test Tubes with Screw Caps
Borosilicate glass tubes and specially formulated caps are autoclavable. Caps are fabricated from a special formula resistant to the effects of temperature and steam in autoclaving. White marking spot provides an excellent surface for pencil notations. Caps have a cemented-in, white rubber liner. 20 x 150 mm tubes have a capacity of approximately 30.0 mL.
Test Tubes with Screw Caps, Plastic
Graduated, clear plastic tubes with screw caps have conical bottoms. Designed for use in a centrifuge, these affordable tubes are convenient for routine lab tests where the sample tubes must be capped to mix the reagents. Perfect for soil and water tests. Polystyrene, 125 mm long x 18 mm outer diameter Capacity 15 mL. Sold in packages of 30.
Mini Soda Bottles—Giant Test Tubes
All plastic soda bottles start as a small plastic bottle known as a preform. When the bottler is ready to fill the bottle with soda, the preform is heated and blown into a larger bottle, such as a 2-liter soda bottle. These thick-walled, durable polyethylene preforms are a great substitute for glass test tubes. Perfect for storing liquids, gel crystals or mixtures to be used or displayed in your laboratory throughout the academic year. In the biology laboratory, they are ideal for growing or cloning plants, collecting water samples and displaying specimens. Not for use with strong acids and bases or organics. Not autoclavable. 40-mL capacity. Each preform measures approximately 12 cm long x 2.5 cm diameter. Caps are available separately (AP6996), or provide your own from 2-liter soda bottles. Packages of 30.
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Test Tubes with Screw Caps GP9158
Test Tubes without Rims, Disposable GP9165, etc.
 Catalog No.
  Description
  Price/Each
   GP9158
 Test Tubes with Screw Caps
   $1.60
  Test Tubes with Screw Caps, Plastic AP7116
 Catalog No.
  Description
  Price/Each
   AP7116
 Test Tubes with Screw Caps, Plastic
   $17.60
  Mini Soda Bottles— Giant Test Tubes AP5395
 Catalog No.
  Description
  Price/Pkg.
   AP5395
Mini Soda Bottles—Giant Test Tubes, Pkg. 30
  $27.75
 AP6996
  Caps for Mini Soda Bottles, Pkg. 30
  8.40
       Heating and Cooling Glassware
• Never heat a glass vessel to dryness over an open flame.
• Do not put hot glassware on cold or wet surfaces and do not put cold glassware on hot surfaces. • Do not heat glassware that is etched, cracked, chipped or scratched.
• Cool all labware slowly.
• Do not heat thick-walled glassware, such as bottles and graduated cylinders, over a direct flame. • Do not heat glassware directly on electrical heating elements.
• Do not look down into any vessel being heated.
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