🔬 Elevate Your Experimentation Game!
This set of 25 plastic test tubes, measuring 100mm x 16mm, is designed for versatility and clarity. Each tube features a secure air-tight push cap and is made from high-grade polystyrene, ensuring durability and transparency. With a total volume of 14ml, these non-sterile tubes are perfect for a range of applications, from scientific experiments to creative projects.
| Manufacturer | Consumables Direct |
| Part number | AMZ55 |
| Item Weight | 130 g |
| Package Dimensions | 16.5 x 12.4 x 5.7 cm; 130 g |
| Manufacturer reference | AMZ55 |
| Material | PS (Polystyrene) |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
D**S
Perfect, good value for money
I hunted around for tubes like this for ages before settling on these ones and I’m glad I did. The tubes all arrived in good condition and all the caps fit snuggly. I use these for packing needles, beads, buttons and teddy’s eyes. Very handy indeed.
T**S
Fast delivery
Great product and fast delivery
S**B
Good little tubes
Bought to store felting needles, sadly I didn't realise the lid fits right into the tube reducing the overall inside length so some of my needles are too long (rectified by also buying some longer ones, hurray) but these are nice strong little tubes with well fitting lids, just make sure you find the right size.
A**R
Test tubes.
Really good quality with excellent clarity. The tops are snug fitting and seal perfectly
G**E
brilliant
just the job perfect
E**Y
NONE
NOTHING FURTHER TO SAY
A**N
Nearly perfect - not adequate packaging
Tubes arrived quickly however one was shattered. They should have been put in a sturdy cardboard packaging instead of soft, flexible bubble wrap. Otherwise they are nice.
T**Y
Very happy! Tough caps to take off in the beginning though!
I'm extremely happy with this set of plastic Test Tubes although 1 out of 25 of them has a small crack in there it still holds its shape and for this price i'm not going to complain. In the beginning when these arrived, initially opening the cap was a bit of a struggle, it'd really recommend not using brute force to get the cap out and instead just be patient and slowly nudge it left and right. Once you get it out the first time, rub your finger into the opening of the test tube to just get a little of your hand grease to lubricate it, afterwards the cap should be much much easier to get on and off.I dont know exactly if it is the hand grease that makes it work better, but its just something I found out to work for me. Hope it helps! Toodles
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