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High-Speed and Ultracentrifuge Consumables - Tubes and Bottles

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About High-Speed and Ultracentrifuge Consumables

Browse our high-speed and ultracentrifuge tubes and bottles, which are available in a wide range of sizes, materials, and volumes. Explore different product types and find more information to help you select the right consumables to meet your sample separation needs.

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Why choose Eppendorf high-speed and ultracentrifuge consumables?

Find high-speed and ultracentrifuge tubes and bottles for your lab

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Why choose Eppendorf high-speed and ultracentrifuge consumables?

Designed to withstand high g-forces

No matter which consumables you’re looking for, our wide range is designed to withstand the high g-forces during high-speed and ultracentrifugation. Experience optimized sample protection and structural integrity, even when centrifuging at ultra-high speeds.

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Quality

Our high-speed and ultracentrifuge consumables are made from high-quality materials, including polypropylene (PP), polyethylene terephthalate (PET), or stainless steel, offering (depending on the material) high strength, heat, or chemical resistance. Our tubes and bottles also have several high-quality design features, with sample protection and safety being our top priorities.

Diversity

Our high-speed and ultracentrifuge tube and bottle range has been developed with diversity and versatility in mind. Our collection includes tubes and bottles with varied thicknesses, materials, and sizes, letting you find the options that suit you and your samples.

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Find high-speed and ultracentrifuge tubes and bottles for your lab

When choosing consumables for your high-speed centrifuges or ultracentrifuges, we understand there are many factors to consider, including tube and bottle type, material, and volume.

High-speed and ultracentrifuge tube and bottle type

We have several types of high-speed centrifuge tubes and ultracentrifuge tubes, in addition to centrifuge bottles, to suit different sample separation needs. Whether you need high heat resistance, protection from hazardous samples, or larger sample capacities, our consumables are up to the job.

Microtube^© – Convenient 1.5 mL tubes that are easy to handle and can spin at up to 252,000 × g (depending on the rotor type).

Thick-walled tubes – Their extra wall thickness makes these tubes a safe option for high-speed and ultracentrifugation, offering enhanced durability and resistance to heat.

Seal tubes – These are well suited for hazardous samples, including those that are infectious or pathogenic, with heat-welded seals and extra wall thickness offering higher sample protection. Click here for more guidance on handling hazardous samples.

Centrifuge bottles – We have two different types of high-speed and ultracentrifuge bottles, including round bottles for high resistance to g-forces, and flat-bottom bottles that have a wider opening and are available in larger volumes (up to 1.5 L).

Looking to optimize your high-speed centrifugation? Our high-speed centrifuges CR22N and CR30NX can process 4 X 1.5 L bottles per run! Learn more in our whitepaper.

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Material

Eppendorf high-speed and ultracentrifuge tubes are available in various materials, including stainless steel, which is ideal for applications requiring high chemical and heat resistance. We also have tubes made of polypropylene (PP) or polycarbonate (PC). These provide strength and durability, making them ideal for everyday tasks involving high-speed or ultracentrifugation.

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Our high-speed and ultracentrifuge bottles are made of PP or PC, with their strength and durability making these a great everyday option. If you need optical clarity, which is key for observing cell pellets and balancing volumes, our PC or polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles are an excellent choice.

Find tips on how to balance your centrifuge tubes and bottles

Volume

Volume is one of the most important considerations when selecting high-speed and ultracentrifuge consumables. Our tubes and bottles are available in a large size selection - with tube volumes ranging from 0.23 mL to 1000 mL, and bottle volumes ranging from 10 mL to 1500 mL – giving you the freedom to choose the best sizes for your samples.

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Price information

No matter which Eppendorf high-speed and ultracentrifuge tubes or bottles you choose, all our options are competitively priced, without compromising on performance. For detailed price information on our high-speed and ultracentrifuge tubes and bottles, explore individual product pages at the top of this page or contact our sales team .