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Beckman Coulter 342412 5.1 mL Quick-Seal Round-Bottom Polypropylene Ultracentrifuge Tubes, 13 × 51 mm, 50-Pack

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Product description

5.1 mL polypropylene Quick-Seal ultracentrifuge tubes for high-speed centrifugation and molecular biology workflows.

The Beckman Coulter 342412 Quick-Seal ultracentrifuge tube is a transparent, round-bottom polypropylene tube designed for high-speed centrifugation applications. With a 5.1 mL capacity and 13 × 51 mm dimensions, it is suitable for compatible Beckman Coulter ultracentrifuges used in biochemistry, molecular biology, and research laboratories.

  • Model: 342412
  • Tube type: Quick-Seal ultracentrifuge tube
  • Material: Polypropylene
  • Capacity: 5.1 mL
  • Dimensions: 13 mm diameter × 51 mm length
  • Design: Round-bottom, Quick-Seal
  • Chemical resistance: Resistant to many solvents
  • Approximate weight: 2 g per tube
  • Packaging: 50 tubes
  • Condition: New and unused in original packaging

The Quick-Seal design supports secure closure and convenient handling during high-speed ultracentrifugation. These polypropylene centrifuge tubes are intended for compatible Beckman Coulter ultracentrifuge systems and are widely used in molecular biology, biochemical separation, biotechnology research, and laboratory sample-processing workflows. Compatibility depends on the specific ultracentrifuge model.

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Last updated 19 October 2026