Borosilicate Glass Test Tubes Application: Clinic

Key Features:

1 Material: Test tubes can be made from various materials like glass or plastic. The choice depends on factors like chemical compatibility, durability, and transparency.

2 Size: The size of the test tube can be customized based on the volume of the sample it needs to hold.

3 Graduations: Graduated markings on the test tube can be personalized to measure specific volumes accurately.

4 Cap or Stopper: The type of cap or stopper can be chosen based on the need for airtight sealing or easy access to the contents.

5 Color: Some plastic test tubes can be manufactured in different colors for easy sample identification.

6 Labeling: Custom labeling options can be added to the test tubes for tracking and organization.Sterilization: Depending on the application, test tubes can be sterilized and packaged accordingly.

7 Special Coatings: Some test tubes may have special coatings to enhance chemical resistance or reduce adhesion.Bottom Shape: The shape of the test tube's bottom can be customized for specific purposes, such as conical or flat.

8 Rack Compatibility: If the test tubes will be used in racks or holders, their dimensions may need to be customized to fit properly.