Sterile Centrifuge Tubes 15 mL — Graduated, Screw Cap, 500/Case

Sterile Centrifuge Tubes 15 mL — Graduated, Screw Cap, 500/Case

$59.99 CAD
Sale price  $59.99 CAD Regular price 
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Sterile Centrifuge Tubes 15 mL — Graduated, Screw Cap, 500/Case

Sterile Centrifuge Tubes 15 mL — Graduated, Screw Cap, 500/Case

$59.99 CAD
Sale price  $59.99 CAD Regular price 
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Twenty bags of 25 sit in the case, and the larger sibling in the same family is the 50 mL sterile centrifuge tubes, 500 per case — identical cap thread, identical resin, a different working volume. Most benches end up holding both, because the tube you pick is set by the volume of the sample, not by the rack.

What does one 15 mL tube cost when the case is $59.99?

The case is $59.99 for 500 tubes, so a single tube works out at about 12 cents: 59.99 divided by 500 is 0.11998. The case also breaks into 20 bags of 25, which puts one bag at about $3.00 — 59.99 divided by 20. Bag-level arithmetic is the one that survives contact with a real bench, since nobody opens a case at a time; the bag is the unit you actually consume, and the tube is the unit you put on a cost-per-test line.

15 mL tube: what one case contains, and how the per-tube figure is reached
Parameter Detail
Working volume 15 mL, moulded graduations
Cap Leak-proof screw cap
Inner pack 25 tubes per bag
Case configuration 500 tubes, 20 bags to the case
Cost per bag About $3.00 (59.99 divided by 20)
Sterility state Sterile, single use
Material Polypropylene
Centrifugation Rated for standard bench centrifugation
Case SKU CLI-CTUBE-15
Case price $59.99 per case, about 12 cents a tube

When does a 15 mL tube hold the sample, and when do you step up to 50 mL?

Routine serum and plasma work, small aliquots, short spins and anything that will be split into secondary tubes belong in 15 mL: the tube fills to a workable fraction, the pellet forms at the bottom rather than smeared up the wall, and the pipette reaches the liquid without a long reach down. Step up to the 50 mL size when the volume itself is the sample — pooled urine, larger aspirates, tissue transport fluid, a prep that would overfill a smaller tube. Because both sizes share a cap design, the same racks and carriers serve both.

How do you keep the rest of the case sterile after the first bag is opened?

Open the bag, not the case. Carry one bag to the bench, take what the run needs, and close it again in the same shift — a bag left open collects bench aerosol, and the tube inside was manufactured sterile for a reason. Write the open date on the bag, keep the case closed and off the floor, and never tip unused tubes back into a bag they came out of. A tube that has touched a bench and then re-enters the bag is no longer sterile, whatever the label says.

Case and bag quantities for a month of runs can be laid out on the monthly case planner; the sterilization and bench log templates print from the compliance log centre, which also holds the sterilization log generator for the loads these tubes go into. Multi-site or laboratory-volume orders are handled at wholesale ordering, and any question about your own sample-handling protocol can be put in writing to the compliance desk.

CliniEco Medical imports this tube into Canada under Medical Device Establishment Licence #35334; lot paperwork travels with the case on request.

Graduated 15 mL centrifuge tubes with leak-proof caps for sample processing, centrifugation and storage — a monthly reorder item in every busy lab.

  • Volume: 15 mL, moulded graduations
  • Cap: Leak-proof screw cap
  • Pack: 25 per bag, 500 per case
  • Sterility: Sterile, single use
  • Material: Medical-grade polypropylene
  • Centrifugation: Rated for standard bench centrifugation

CliniEco Medical imports and distributes this product as a Health Canada medical device under Medical Device Establishment Licence #35334. Batch documentation available on request.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many 15 mL tubes are in one bag and in one case?
25 tubes per bag, 20 bags to the case, which is 500 tubes in all. The bag is the unit that gets opened at the bench; the case stays closed and off the floor so the other 19 bags keep the sterility they were manufactured with.
What working volume and graduations does the 15 mL tube carry?
A 15 mL working volume with moulded graduations on the wall, a leak-proof screw cap and polypropylene construction. It is supplied sterile and single use, and it is rated for standard bench centrifugation.
When should a bench use the 50 mL tube instead of the 15 mL size?
Step up to 50 mL when the volume itself is the sample: pooled urine, larger aspirates, tissue transport fluid, or a prep that would overfill a smaller tube. Routine serum and plasma work, small aliquots and short spins stay in 15 mL.
Do 15 mL and 50 mL tubes need separate racks and centrifuge carriers?
No. Both sizes share the cap thread and the resin, so 1 rack, 1 set of labels and 1 carrier serve the pair; what changes between them is the working volume, 15 mL against 50 mL.
What happens to the remaining tubes once the first bag is opened?
Open the bag, not the case. Carry 1 bag of 25 to the bench, take what the run needs and close it again the same shift, write the open date on the bag, and never tip unused tubes back into the bag.
Can a tube that has touched the bench go back into the sterile bag?
No. A tube that has touched a bench and then re-enters the bag is no longer sterile, whatever the label says, so it is held for non-critical work. The other 24 tubes in the bag stay in the sealed bag until they are needed.
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