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Polypropylene Test Tube Holder and Drying Rack for 50 Tubes (14-17 mm)

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United States
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T1
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Unbranded
New/Used
Used
MPN
Does not apply
Condition Description
IN GOOD CONDITION
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
T1

Product description

Chemical-resistant polypropylene tube rack holds 50 test tubes securely for storage and drying; autoclavable design.

  • Constructed from high-density, chemical-resistant polypropylene
  • Features “Full-View” design for enhanced visibility of tube contents
  • Holds 50 test tubes (14-17 mm diameter) securely in an upright position using plastic pegs
  • Can be used as a drying rack with inverted tubes placed on 66 drying pegs
  • One-piece construction ensures added strength and prevents tipping
  • Will not scratch or break test tubes
  • Autoclavable for sterilization purposes
  • Price is for a single rack unit

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Last updated 19 October 2026