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The potassium salt of ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) is the preferred anticoagulant for hematological studies. Gel is a special material designed to form a stable barrier between the cellular components of blood and serum during centrifugation. Material for research............... EDTA-blood, plasma Scope of application............................ hematological examination of whole blood

The potassium salt of ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) is the preferred anticoagulant for hematological studies. Material for research............... stabilized EDTA whole blood /EDTA plasma.

Designed for centrifugation of biological and other liquids. The tube is conical graduated with a window for recording and a screw cap. The calibration on the test tube is applied with white paint, resistant to erasure. The test tube is made of polypropylene, which allows it to be autoclaved in standard mode.

Provides complete tightness during transportation of biological material. The container material is polypropylene, the lid is polyethylene. It has a graduated and frosted window for recording. Sterile.

Test tubes are used for blood sampling in biochemistry and immunology. During centrifugation, the gel forms a strong barrier for 48 hours between the clot and the serum. The gel tubes must be centrifuged no later than 2 hours after blood collection. Material for research............... blood serum Scope of application............................ serum research in biochemistry, immunology Centrifugation.............................. 1500-2000 g - 10 minutes

The tripod is made of aluminum, which allows them to be sterilized at any temperature; this material provides lightness and durability. An additional shelf has been added to prevent the tubes from skewing when they are installed. It is used in water baths and not only. The tripod has an individual packaging. Designed for storing test tubes.

The potassium salt of ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) is the preferred anticoagulant for hematological studies. Material for research............... EDTA-blood, plasma Scope of application............................ hematological examination of whole blood

Designed for dosing of various solutions. It consists of a bottle with a narrow neck and a lid with a dropper (with a long spout and a removable cap on the chord). It has a relief graduation. The length of the spout is 40 mm. Made of polyethylene. It is not subject to autoclaving.

Test tubes are used for blood sampling in biochemistry and immunology. During centrifugation, the gel forms a strong barrier for 48 hours between the clot and the serum. The gel tubes must be centrifuged no later than 2 hours after blood collection. Material for research............... blood serum Scope of application............................ serum research in biochemistry, immunology Centrifugation.............................. 1500-2000 g - 10 minutes

Tubes without fillers are used for the study of blood serum in biochemical, immunological and serological tests. Material for research............... blood serum Scope of application............................ blood serum research in biochemistry, immunology, serology Centrifugation................................ 1000 - 1500 g - 10 minutes

The potassium salt of ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) is the preferred anticoagulant for hematological studies. Gel is a special material designed to form a stable barrier between the cellular components of blood and serum during centrifugation. Material for research............... EDTA-blood, plasma Scope of application............................ hematological examination of whole blood

Pasteur sterile pipettes are designed for dosing solutions during serological and bacteriological studies. Pipettes are made of low density polyethylene (high pressure). Relief graduation is applied to each pipette. The constant diameter of the spout allows you to always get a drop of a given volume. A closed filling tank ensures safe operation.