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Paul Marienfeld Durham Tubes 50x6mm Without Rim, Soda Lime Glass (Pack of 350)

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HS Code #
70179000
Ø
6 mm
Dimensions (ØxL)
6 x 50 mm
Length
50 mm
Material
Soda-lime glass
Nominal capacity
0.75 ml
UNSPSC
41121701
Wall thickness
0,7 mm

R 1,593.90

Inc. VAT

Supplier Stock: 4
Estimated shipping time from Germany : 6-8 weeks

Product description

The Paul Marienfeld Durham tubes are primarily utilized in microbiology to detect gas production by microorganisms. these specialized tubes are designed to be placed inverted within larger test tubes to capture gas bubbles during microbial fermentation processes. Crafted from high-quality soda lime glass, they ensure durability and clarity essential for accurate laboratory observations.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Paul Paul Marienfeld
  • Material: Soda lime glass
  • Dimensions: 50 mm height x 6 mm diameter
  • Wall Thickness: 0.7 mm
  • Design: Without rim, round bottom, ungraduated
  • Application: Detection of gas production in microbiological assays
  • Packaging: Pack of 350 tubes

These Durham tubes are essential for laboratories conducting fermentation studies, anaerobic culture assessments, and other microbiological analyses requiring gas detection.

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Durham tubes 50x6mm without rim, soda lime glass pack of 350

Manufacturer P/N

3700406

Part Number

6.266 184

Manufacturer

Paul Marienfeld

Dimensions (ØxL)

6 x 50 mm

Durham tubes 35x6mm without rim, soda lime glass pack of 250

Manufacturer P/N

3700400

Part Number

6.266 183

Manufacturer

Paul Marienfeld

Dimensions (ØxL)

6 x 35 mm

Frequently asked questions

It are primarily utilized in microbiology to detect gas production by microorganisms. these specialized tubes are designed to be placed inverted within larger test tubes to capture gas bubbles during microbial fermentation processes. Crafted from high-quality soda lime glass, they ensure durability and clarity essential for accurate laboratory observations.

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