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Made-to-Order Assemblies Built Around Specific Bioprocess Fluid Paths
Shop made-to-order bioprocess single-use products for workflows requiring specific vessel, cap or fluid-path configurations. This category includes upstream bottle assemblies, MTO bottle and cap assemblies, rigid reservoirs, flask assemblies, flask cap assemblies, non-sterile flasks and centrifuge tube assemblies. LabShopNow groups these configurable formats together to support application-specific sourcing. Selection should consider vessel type, tubing, connections, material, sterility, process requirements and assembly configuration before defining or ordering a made-to-order single-use solution.
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15mL Centrifuge Tube Assembly, Sample Tubes with Pinch Pipe, 10CS
En solde $634.73$966.3715mL Centrifuge Tube Assembly, Sample Tubes with Pinch Pipe, 10CS
24 variantsSku: 585-4080-FLSEZBio® Centrifuge Tube Assemblies, 15mL, Sterile, Single Use Technology, with Pinch Pipe, 10/CS Introducing the latest innovation from Foxx Life Sciences €“ the EZBio® Centrifuge Tube Assembly, a close system...Sku: 585-4080-FLS -
50mL Centrifuge Tube Assembly, Sample Tubes with Pinch Pipe, 10CS
En solde $641.05$976.0050mL Centrifuge Tube Assembly, Sample Tubes with Pinch Pipe, 10CS
24 variantsSku: 585-3080-FLSEZBio® Centrifuge Tube Assemblies, 50mL, Sterile, Single Use Technology, with Pinch Pipe, 10/CS Introducing the latest innovation from Foxx Life Sciences €“ the EZBio® Centrifuge Tube Assembly, a close system...Sku: 585-3080-FLS
Shop centrifuge tube assemblies with pinch pipes for laboratory fluid handling. Compare tube capacities and assembly configurations for compatible process requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked Questions
1. What does MTO mean in single-use bioprocessing?
MTO means made-to-order, where an assembly is configured using specified vessels, caps, tubing or other compatible components.
2. What types of MTO assemblies are available?
Options include bottle assemblies, cap assemblies, reservoirs, flask assemblies and centrifuge tube assemblies.
3. What information is needed to configure an MTO assembly?
Typical requirements include vessel type, tubing, connectors, ports, materials, sterility and overall fluid-path configuration.
4. When should an MTO assembly be considered?
It is relevant when a standard configuration does not match the component or fluid-path requirements of the intended process.
