Achieves a length that reaches the bottom of the conical tube! Recommended for efficient sample addition and recovery.
The FS Long Tip is a long tip that reaches the bottom of conical tubes. It can be attached to micro pipettes (200-300μl size) and repeat pipettes from various manufacturers. - Compatible with 5mL to 50mL Eppendorf Combitips Plus (also compatible with other syringes) - Can be attached to micro pipettes of 200-300μl (Gilson, Eppendorf, Nichiryo) - Reaches the bottom of 15mL and 50mL conical tubes (centrifuge tubes) - Convenient for aspirating and dispensing culture media from 500mL bottles.
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Product Code 893261: FS Long Chips, 200 pieces in bulk, non-sterile, 1 bag ¥13,800 Product Code 893262: FS Long Chips, 200 pieces in bulk, sterilized, 1 bag ¥16,100 Product Code 893263: FS Long Chips, 96 pieces in rack, non-sterile, 1 rack ¥9,400 Product Code 893264: FS Long Chips, 96 pieces in rack, sterilized, 1 rack ¥10,500 【Material】 Chips: Made of polypropylene (autoclave sterilizable) Rack: Made of polycarbonate and PP blend (autoclave sterilizable)
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
P2
Applications/Examples of results
- Addition and recovery of samples in 15 mL and 50 mL conical tubes (centrifuge sedimentation tubes) - Aspiration and dispensing of culture medium, etc., from a 500 mL bottle
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Our company has consistently delivered high-quality products through reliable manufacturing technologies cultivated over many years. As a pioneer in collagen and gelatin research, we have earned strong recognition in a wide range of industries, including food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and health supplements. In our Biological and Chemical Division, we provide a diverse lineup of functional materials and high value-added products—from biotechnology applications based on our collagen and gelatin expertise to innovations stemming from polymer research in the chemical field. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.
