Transport tube
Screw Cap Self Standing Transport Tubes – 5 mL & 10 mL (PP, Sterile, with Graduation)
MBC.500.TT 5ml Trasport tubes, self standing skirted with conical bottom, with screw cap, clear, with graduation, EO sterile, Case of 500
MBC.1000.TT 10ml Trasport tubes, self standing skirted with round bottom, with screw cap, clear, with graduation, EO sterile, Case of 1000
Description:
These premium screw cap transport tubes are designed for safe and reliable handling of biological and chemical samples during storage and transport. Made from high-clarity, medical-grade polypropylene (PP), they ensure excellent chemical resistance, leak-proof performance, and long-term sample integrity.
Key Features:
- Available in 5 mL and 10 mL capacities
- Round bottom design for efficient sample recovery
- Precise graduations for easy volume measurement
- Leak-proof screw cap with secure sealing to prevent contamination
- Sterile and ready to use for sensitive applications
- Manufactured from high-quality, autoclavable polypropylene (PP)
- Ideal for sample collection, transport, and temporary storage
FAQs
What are centrifuge tubes, and why are they essential in the lab?
Centrifuge tubes are durable containers made for spinning samples at high speeds so components separate by density. They must resist forces, maintain sample integrity, and prevent leaks during the spin.
What materials are centrifuge tubes made of?
Common materials include polypropylene (PP) for chemical resistance and autoclaving, polycarbonate for clarity, and glass for high-temperature or solvent-heavy applications.
What are the differences between snap-cap and screw-cap tubes?
Snap caps are easier and faster to open/close—good for routine use. Screw caps provide a more secure seal, better for volatile or hazardous samples.
How should I choose the right centrifuge tube for my experiment?
You should consider:
- Volume / size (microcentrifuge tubes, 15 mL, 50 mL, etc.)
- Material compatibility (does your sample / solvent react with the tube material?)
- Cap type / sealing (to avoid leakage)
- Sterility / RNase / DNase status for sensitive biological work
Are centrifuge tubes reusable?
Some tubes, especially thicker polypropylene or glass ones, can be reused if cleaned and sterilized properly. But many are marked “single-use” to prevent contamination and degradation over repeated use.
What are best practices when using centrifuge tubes?
Always balance the rotor by placing tubes of equal weight opposite each other
Do not overfill tubes
Secure caps properly (especially for high speeds)
Inspect tubes for cracks or damage before use
Use the appropriate speed and temperature settings for your tube’s rating
Can I get Centrifuge Tubes shipped to Calgary, Toronto, Alberta, or Ontario?
Yes, the tubes are available for shipping to laboratories in these regions. Bulk orders and distribution are supported.
Why choose Max Biochem’s centrifuge tubes over others?
They combine strength, compatibility, and purity—ensuring your samples are safe, experiment results are reliable, and handling is easy.