The Thermo Nalgene Unwire Test Tube Rack is designed to securely hold 25 mm diameter test tubes, accommodating up to 40 tubes in a 4x10 array. Its bright orange color facilitates easy identification, and the rack's robust construction ensures stability during use.
This durable and efficient test tube rack is an essential tool for laboratories, providing stable organization for test tubes in various applications.
It is designed to securely hold 25 mm diameter test tubes, accommodating up to 40 tubes in a 4x10 array. Its bright orange color facilitates easy identification, and the rack's robust construction ensures stability during use.
Yes. It is designed for organizing and holding 25 mm test tubes in laboratory settings, and offers holds up to 40 test tubes (25 mm diameter) in a 4x10 configuration and orange, aiding in quick sample identification to support this kind of work.
It has holds up to 40 test tubes (25 mm diameter) in a 4x10 configuration, orange, aiding in quick sample identification and three-tiered structure with a smooth finish; no assembly required, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 5970-0125.
It is made from acetal plastic for durability and chemical resistance. It is compatible with benchtop use, steam sterilization, and water bath applications. It also offers withstands temperatures up to 121°C (250°F) for various laboratory procedures.
For organizing and holding 25 mm test tubes in laboratory settings, the Thermo Scientific model has the edge: it offers a larger capacity than the Wagner & Munz model (holds up to 40 test tubes (25 mm diameter) in a 4x10 configuration versus holds up to 24 test tubes with a diameter of up to 18 mm), along with orange, aiding in quick sample identification and three-tiered structure with a smooth finish; no assembly required. The Wagner & Munz model offers holds up to 24 test tubes with a diameter of up to 18 mm and compact and stable for efficient use in laboratory settings by comparison.
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