Njbinglab Fep Centrifuge Tubes For Chloroform And Phenol Extractions - China

NJbinglab's FEP (Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene) centrifuge tubes offer several key advantages and are used in various scientific applications.

Here’s a detailed description in English: Advantages of NJbinglab FEP Centrifuge Tubes:

1 - Chemical Resistance: FEP centrifuge tubes are highly resistant to a wide range of aggressive chemicals, including acids, bases, and organic solvents.

This makes them ideal for applications where other materials, such as polypropylene, might not withstand the chemical environment.

2 - High-Temperature Stability: FEP materials can tolerate higher temperatures (typically up to 200 degrees Celsius) without deforming, making these tubes suitable for processes that involve elevated temperatures.

3 - Optical Clarity: FEP tubes are optically clear, which allows for visual inspection of the sample contents.

This is especially useful when monitoring sample conditions during centrifugation or other processes.

4 - Low Surface Energy: The low surface energy of FEP reduces protein binding and prevents sample adhesion to the tube walls.

This feature is particularly beneficial in sensitive biological applications, ensuring minimal contamination or loss of sample.

5 - Durability: FEP centrifuge tubes are durable and can withstand the mechanical stresses of high-speed centrifugation, reducing the risk of tube breakage or deformation during use.

6 - Autoclavable: These tubes are autoclavable, making them easy to sterilize for reuse without compromising their material properties.

Company Contact:

• Posted By: Nanjing Bin Zhenghong Instrument Co., Ltd

• Phone: +8615805176994

• Address: Nanjing Bin Zhenghong Instrument Co., Ltd, nanjing , jiangsu , China

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• Website: https://www.njbinglab.com/

• Business Description: The production and sales of Teflon laboratory vessels can be used in specialties such as geochemistry, oceanography, geology, and mining, with low background and almost no dissolution or precipitation