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Nalgene Oak Ridge 3117-0160 Polycarbonate Centrifuge Tube, 16 mL

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Product Type
Tubes
Nominal Volume
16 mL
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Specifications 4

Brands
Nalgene
New/Used
Used
Product Type
Tubes
Nominal Volume
16 mL

Product description

Reusable 16 mL polycarbonate Oak Ridge centrifuge tube for high-speed laboratory centrifugation.

The Nalgene Oak Ridge 3117-0160 is a reusable 16 mL polycarbonate centrifuge tube designed for high-speed centrifugation. Its robust construction provides mechanical stability and resistance to many solvents and chemicals, supporting demanding workflows in biochemistry, molecular biology, clinical diagnostics, and laboratory research.

  • Product type: Centrifuge tube
  • Model number: 3117-0160
  • Series: Oak Ridge
  • Nominal volume: 16 mL
  • Material: Polycarbonate (PC)
  • Design: Transparent, robust, conical tube with screw closure
  • Dimensions: Approximately 25 mm diameter × 95 mm length
  • Weight: Approximately 10 g per tube
  • Function: Reusable high-speed centrifuge tube
  • Maximum loading: Suitable for high-speed centrifuges, depending on the centrifuge model
  • Chemical resistance: Resistant to many solvents and chemicals
  • Applications: Biochemistry, molecular biology, clinical laboratory diagnostics, and research

The tube is reported to be in very good condition, tested, fully functional, and ready for laboratory use.

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Last updated 19 October 2026