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Thermo Scientific 75007309 Aerosol-Tight ClickSeal Lids for TX-1000 1000 mL Cups, Set of 4

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Product description

Set of four tool-free aerosol-tight ClickSeal lids for Thermo Scientific TX-1000 1000 mL cups.

The Thermo Scientific 75007309 ClickSeal lid set includes four aerosol-tight lids designed for 1000 mL cups used with the TX-1000 swing-out rotor. The tool-free ClickSeal mechanism enables fast, secure locking and opening during centrifugation.

These centrifuge rotor lids provide a sealed barrier to help limit liquid leakage, aerosol formation, and sample contamination when processing biologically hazardous materials. They are suitable for clinical, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and research laboratory workflows.

  • Model number: 75007309
  • Compatibility: Thermo Scientific TX-1000 rotor
  • Cup capacity: 1000 mL
  • Set quantity: 4 identical lids
  • Closure mechanism: ClickSeal, tool-free locking
  • Material: High-strength, chemical-resistant polymer with seal
  • Autoclavable: Yes
  • Primary function: Aerosol and leak containment during centrifugation

This ClickSeal lid set is intended for laboratories requiring secure centrifuge containment for clinical diagnostics, bioprocessing, molecular biology, and other applications involving potentially hazardous samples.

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Last updated 19 October 2026