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Versatile Small-Volume Glass Tubes for Routine Laboratory Work
Browse glass test tubes for sample holding, mixing, heating or general laboratory handling workflows where a compatible glass tube format is required. Test tubes are widely used for small-volume laboratory tasks and can vary in dimensions, capacity and closure configuration. Selection should consider tube size, glass type, wall thickness, closure compatibility and the requirements of the intended process. LabShopNow organizes glass test tubes within its glassware range to simplify sourcing. Review product specifications before selecting a suitable format.
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Borosil Graduated Borosilicate Test Tubes with Interchangeable Stopper
$238.20$329.69Borosil Graduated Borosilicate Test Tubes with Interchangeable Stopper
2 variantsSku: 9830010Graduated Borosilicate Test Tubes With Stoppers Enable Precise Volumetric Measurement Borosil Graduated Test Tubes with Interchangeable Stopper Borosilicate 30mL CS/10, thick walled Material Glass Volumen 30 mL Overall Dimension 25mm...Sku: 9830010 -
Borosil Borosilicate Test Tubes, Without Rim
$210.39$291.20Borosil Borosilicate Test Tubes, Without Rim
6 variantsSku: 9820U03Rimless Borosilicate Test Tubes Deliver Durable Thick-Walled Laboratory Sample Containers Borosil Test Tubes without RIM 18*150 Borosilicate 3.3 ISO 4142 27ml CS/400 Material Borosilicate Glass 3.3 Manufacturer Borosil Quantity CS/400...Sku: 9820U03 -
Borosil Borosilicate Test Tubes with Rim
$135.05$186.92Borosil Borosilicate Test Tubes with Rim
6 variantsSku: 9800U02Borosilicate Test Tubes With Rim Support Thermal Resistant Laboratory Sampling Borosil Test Tubes with Rim 15*125 Borosilicate ISO/DIN 4142, thick walled, CS/800, 13 mL Material Glass Volumen 13 mL Overall...Sku: 9800U02
Shop glass test tubes for laboratory sample holding, mixing and preparation. Compare capacities, dimensions and closure compatibility for laboratory workflows.
Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are glass test tubes used for?
They support small-volume sample holding, preparation, mixing and compatible laboratory processes.
2. How do I select a test tube?
Consider dimensions, capacity, glass type, wall construction and closure requirements.
3. Are all test tubes suitable for heating?
No. Suitability depends on the specific glass construction and product specifications.
4. Can test tubes use different closure types?
Yes, depending on tube design. Verify compatibility before selecting a closure.
