Variation ID | Product Code | Pack Size | List Price | Qty | ||
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photo_camera | BGT4P-19-95-49 | 19 x 9.5mm x 49 Pack
BGT4P-19-95-49 |
£453.96 | |||
photo_camera | BGT4P-22-90-36 | 22 x 9.0mm x 36 Pack
BGT4P-22-90-36 |
£480.15 | |||
photo_camera | BGT4P-24-95-36 | 24 x 9.5mm x 36 Pack
BGT4P-24-95-36 |
£595.83 | |||
photo_camera | BGT4P-28-145-25 | 28 x 14.5mm x 25 Pack
BGT4P-28-145-25 |
£515.07 |
SIMAX Borosilicate glass tubes are used for various laboratory purposes due to their inert nature with most chemicals. Their versatility means they can be reshaped if required, to create unique glass labware for specific purposes. Glass tubing is commonly used in the lab for glassware and connector tubes, in engineering such as for heat exchangers and condensors, in gardening for cultivating plants, for lighting such as fluorescent and neon lights.
Larger diameter tubing can be used in physics, for example van de graaf generators, in chemistry as an electrolysis cell in the production of various compounds, and can even find niche applications in industries such as retail and architecture for example 360 degree display cases and water features.
Capillary tubing is often used in the medical field to collect and analyze small amounts of blood or other fluids. It is commonly employed in procedures such as hematocrit testing to examine components like plasma and cells under a microscope.
Material: SIMAX Borosilicate glass
Style: 4 Petals (Curved points)
Product code | Dimensions d1 x t (mm) | Weight Per Length (g) | Number of lengths per pack | Weight per pack (Kg) |
BGT4P-19-95-49 | 19 x 9.5 | 424 | 49 | 20.8 |
BGT4P-22-90-36 | 22 x 9.0 | 611 | 36 | 22 |
BGT4P-24-95-36 | 24 x 9.5 | 758 | 36 | 27.3 |
BGT4P-28-145-25 | 28 x 14.5 | 944 | 25 | 23.6 |