Max. rcf
Nominal capacity
With stand ring
Specifications
Compare modelsRM 1,028.50
Inc. GST
The BRAND Reaction Vessels 2.0 ml, made from high-quality polypropylene (PP) with a polyethylene (PE) screw cap, are ideal for handling reactions in laboratory environments. These non-sterile, non-graduated vessels come with a stand ring for added stability during experiments. With a 2.0 ml capacity, they are perfect for small-scale reactions and sample storage. Each pack contains 1000 vessels, providing an economical solution for high-volume laboratory work.
The BRAND Reaction Vessels are perfect for laboratories that require reliable, non-sterile, small-capacity vessels for reactions, sample storage, and more.
RM 1,028.50
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
780703
Part Number
7.300 197
Manufacturer
BRAND
Max. rcf
17000 x g
RM 1,028.50
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
780701
Part Number
7.079 677
Manufacturer
BRAND
Max. rcf
17000 x g
RM 1,028.50
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
780700
Part Number
6.701 485
Manufacturer
BRAND
Max. rcf
17000 x g
RM 1,028.50
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
780702
Part Number
7.300 156
Manufacturer
BRAND
Max. rcf
20000 x g
RM 1,028.50
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
780704
Part Number
7.510 076
Manufacturer
BRAND
Max. rcf
20000 x g
It are ideal for handling reactions in laboratory environments. These non-sterile, non-graduated vessels come with a stand ring for added stability during experiments. With a 2.0 ml capacity, they are perfect for small-scale reactions and sample storage. Each pack contains 1000 vessels, providing an economical solution for high-volume laboratory work.
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