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Fisherbrand™ Color-Coded Capillary Tubes

Name: Fisherbrand&trade; Color-Coded Capillary Tubes
SKU: 22-260950
Price: 25.25 USD

Excellent for use in microhematocrit determinations

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Catalog No. 22-260950

$25.25 / Pack of 100
$250.00 / Case of 12 PK

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Description

Excellent for use in microhematocrit determinations

Ends can be sealed by flame, sealing clay or caps
Manufactured from low-taper, soft glass
Tubes are packed in plastic vials with reclosable snap-lock caps to maintain cleanliness
Red band on tube indicates heparinization; blue band indicates nonheparinized tube
Interior surface of heparinized tubes is evenly coated with ammonium heparin (4 to 7 USP units), which will not interfere with sodium determination

Order Info

Length: 75mm. Inner diameter: 1.1 to 1.2mm. Wall: 0.2mm ±0.02mm. 100 Tubes per vial.

Specifications

Product Type	Heparinized Tube
Material	Glass
Closure Type	Tube Sealant
Diameter (Metric) Inner	1.1 to 1.2 mm
Length (Metric)	75 mm

Additive	Ammonium Heparin
Sterility	Non-sterile
Capacity (Metric)	70 μL
Closure Color	Red

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