Globe Scientific

Biopsy Cassettes

<h2 data-section-id="1l9wr55" data-start="0" data-end="29">What Are Biopsy Cassettes?</h2>
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Biopsy cassettes are specialized histology cassettes manufactured from acetal polymer (POM) and designed with fine 1 mm square mesh openings instead of the wider slots used in standard tissue cassettes. These fine mesh openings securely retain small tissue specimens such as gastric endoscopic biopsies, prostate needle cores, liver biopsies, and skin punch biopsies that could otherwise be lost during tissue processor agitation, vacuum cycles, and reagent exchanges. Like standard tissue cassettes, biopsy cassettes function as the specimen container throughout processing, embedding, and long-term paraffin block storage. Multi-compartment designs allow multiple tissue cores from different anatomical sites to be processed together while maintaining specimen orientation and identification.
Use biopsy cassettes for specimens smaller than approximately 3 mm. The fine 1 mm mesh is the key feature that prevents specimen loss during processing.
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<h2 dir="ltr">What You Will Find:</h2>
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<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">30&deg; Biopsy Cassettes: Classic angled design with dual labeling panels for clear identification and reliable handling.</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">35&deg; Biopsy Cassettes: Printer-optimized angle for smoother feeding and high-contrast labeling.</li>
<li>Foam Biopsy Pads: Hold delicate tissues firmly in place, preventing movement and damage.</li>
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<h2 data-section-id="1h918vw" data-start="992" data-end="1025">How to Choose Biopsy Cassettes</h2>
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Single vs. Multi-Compartment
Single-compartment biopsy cassettes are the standard choice for processing one specimen per paraffin block and are suitable for most diagnostic biopsy applications. Multi-compartment cassettes, including four-compartment and six-compartment formats, allow several biopsy cores from different anatomical locations to be processed in the same cassette while preserving their positional identity. These formats are commonly used for prostate biopsy series and other multi-site sampling procedures.
Mesh Opening Size
Standard biopsy cassettes feature 1 mm square mesh openings that provide an effective balance between specimen retention and reagent flow. For ultrafine tissue cores, dispersed cell pellets, or particularly delicate specimens, microbiopsy or biomesh cassettes with smaller openings ranging from approximately 0.38 mm to 0.6 mm may provide better specimen containment.
Lid Design and Printer Compatibility
Globe Scientific biopsy cassettes utilize an integral click-shut hinged lid that closes securely and can be reopened multiple times without compromising closure integrity. This design is particularly useful during grossing procedures where specimens may need to be inspected before processing. Writing surfaces are available in both 30&deg; and 35&deg; angles to ensure compatibility with Leica and Sakura cassette labeling systems.
Foam Biopsy Pads
Biopsy foam pads are commonly used when processing extremely small tissue fragments. These polyester urethane foam inserts help immobilize specimens within the cassette, maintaining proper orientation and preventing movement during tissue processing while still allowing efficient reagent penetration and drainage.
Compatibility with Base Molds
Biopsy cassettes share the standard histology cassette footprint of approximately 40 &times; 28 &times; 6 mm, allowing compatibility with standard stainless steel and disposable plastic embedding molds. Multi-compartment designs maintain the same external dimensions while providing internal specimen separation.
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<h2 data-section-id="1jl751w" data-start="4594" data-end="4619">Specifications Context</h2>
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Globe Scientific biopsy cassettes are manufactured from durable acetal polymer and feature 1 mm square mesh openings engineered to maximize specimen retention while allowing efficient reagent penetration. The fine mesh design provides a large total open surface area for fluid exchange despite the smaller individual openings. These cassettes are resistant to formalin, xylene, graded alcohols, and acidic decalcifying agents commonly used in histology laboratories. The standard footprint of approximately 40 &times; 28 &times; 6 mm ensures compatibility with Leica ASP, Sakura VIP, Thermo Shandon Excelsior, and most other automated tissue processors. Globe Scientific maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification, and lot-specific conformance documentation is available upon request through MBP.
Protect your smallest samples with the professional standard. Check out our biopsy range and&nbsp;<a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">hit up the MBP team</a> for a quote.

Biopsy Cassettes with Attached Lids, 35° Writing Area

The Biopsy Cassettes with Attached Lids, 35° Writing Area by Globe Scientific are acetal polymer cassettes with an attached one-piece lid and a 35° angled writing area for printer labeling. Available in Blue (1095B), Green (1095G), Orange (1095N), White (1095W), and Yellow (1095Y). 500 per dispenser box, 2 boxes per unit.

Manufacture

Cassette, Biopsy Embedding with Attached Lid, 35° Writing Area, BLUE, 500/Dispenser Box, 2 Boxes/Unit

Cassette, Biopsy Embedding with Attached Lid, 35° Writing Area, GREEN, 500/Dispenser Box, 2 Boxes/Unit

Cassette, Biopsy Embedding with Attached Lid, 35° Writing Area, ORANGE, 500/Dispenser Box, 2 Boxes/Unit

Cassette, Biopsy Embedding with Attached Lid, 35° Writing Area, WHITE, 500/Dispenser Box, 2 Boxes/Unit

Cassette, Biopsy Embedding with Attached Lid, 35° Writing Area, YELLOW, 500/Dispenser Box, 2 Boxes/Unit

Sample Vial

<h2>What are Blood Collection Tubes for Nucleic Acid Research?</h2>
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Blood collection tubes for nucleic acid research are evacuated tubes pre-filled with a lysis reagent or anticoagulant that preserve DNA and/or RNA from whole blood specimens collected by standard venipuncture. On blood draw, the lysis reagent immediately inactivates nucleases and preserves both genomic DNA and RNA&mdash;including transcriptomic expression profiles&mdash;from 3&ndash;6 mL of mammalian whole blood. They are used in gene expression analysis, next-generation sequencing, PCR-based molecular diagnostics, cell-free DNA (cfDNA) studies, and biobank archiving. Choose blood collection tubes specifically formulated for nucleic acid preservation when the sample cannot be processed within 2&ndash;4 hours of draw.
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<li>Vacuum blood collection tubes for standardized sample volumes</li>
<li>Capillary blood collection tubes for small-volume sampling</li>
<li>Pediatric and micro-collection tubes for difficult draws</li>
<li>Sterile single-use blood collection tubes for diagnostic safety</li>
<li>General-purpose clinical and laboratory blood sampling tubes</li>
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<h2>How to Choose Blood Collection Tubes</h2>
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DNA vs RNA vs Dual Preservation
K2 EDTA tubes (lavender cap) prevent clotting and preserve cellular morphology for CBC and flow cytometry, but RNA degrades rapidly without additional stabilization. Blood RNA stabilization tubes preserve intracellular RNA expression profiles, while dual-preservation blood collection tubes stabilize both DNA and RNA simultaneously, enabling downstream molecular analysis from a single specimen.
Blood Volume Per Tube
Standard blood collection tubes typically hold 3 mL or 6 mL. Confirm the draw volume against your extraction kit's minimum input requirement. Many NGS and RT-PCR extraction kits require 1&ndash;3 mL of whole blood per reaction, making 3 mL tubes sufficient for many single downstream applications.
Processing Window
For immediate processing (within 2 hours), standard K2 EDTA tubes are generally suitable. For delayed processing or sample shipment, choose blood collection tubes specifically formulated to stabilize nucleic acids according to the manufacturer's validated storage conditions.
Anticoagulant Type
K2 EDTA is the preferred anticoagulant for most molecular biology applications, including PCR and NGS. K3 EDTA may be used in some automated laboratory systems. Heparin is a known PCR inhibitor and should generally be avoided for nucleic acid workflows. Citrate tubes are not typically used for nucleic acid preservation.
Regulatory Compliance
For clinical or regulatory-submission workflows, confirm whether the blood collection tube has the appropriate regulatory approval or clearance for your intended application. Research-use-only (RUO) products are not intended for diagnostic use unless specifically authorized.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Standard evacuated blood collection tubes are commonly manufactured from medical-grade PET or glass. K2 EDTA tubes should be gently inverted 8&ndash;10 times immediately after collection to ensure complete anticoagulant mixing. Nucleic acid preservation tubes are available for both immediate processing and stabilized transport, depending on the manufacturer. DNA and RNA yield varies with donor characteristics, collection volume, storage conditions, and the extraction method used.
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Every accurate diagnosis starts with the right sample. Reach out to the <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">MBP team</a> today for expert guidance. MBP is a registered vendor for Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Vanderbilt University, and MD Anderson Cancer Center. PO and quote ordering are available directly.

Blood Collection Tubes

107047-Analyzer Consumables Catalog

107047-TDS-107047

Blood Cell Counting Vial with Attached Snap Cap, Graduated to 20mL, 250/Bag, 4 Bags/Unit, CS/1000

107047 by Globe Scientific is a polystyrene blood cell counting vial (31 × 55 mm) with an attached PE snap cap, graduated at 10 mL and 20 mL for accurate blood dilutions. Supplied 250/bag × 4 bags = 1,000 vials per case. Designed for hematology analyzer CBC sample preparation and manual blood cell counting workflows.

Transfer Pipettes

<h2>What are disposable transfer pipettes?</h2>
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Disposable transfer pipettes are single-use plastic liquid-handling tools made from low-density polyethylene (LDPE). They are designed as a one-piece bulb-and-stem system used for transferring, dispensing, and handling small volumes of liquids in laboratory workflows.
They are commonly used as a safer and more convenient alternative to glass Pasteur pipettes. Being plastic and disposable, they eliminate the risk of breakage, reduce cross-contamination, and remove the need for separate rubber bulbs. The flexible bulb allows controlled aspiration and dispensing of reagents, samples, and solutions.
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<h2>What you will find:</h2>
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<li>Graduated transfer pipettes &ndash; for approximate volume measurement and controlled dispensing</li>
<li>Non-graduated transfer pipettes &ndash; for simple liquid transfer without measurement markings</li>
<li>Fine-tip transfer pipettes &ndash; for small droplets and precise spot dispensing</li>
<li>Sterile transfer pipettes &ndash; for microbiology and contamination-sensitive workflows</li>
<li>Non-sterile transfer pipettes &ndash; for routine laboratory use</li>
<li>Disposable Pasteur pipettes &ndash; for general single-use liquid handling</li>
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<h2>How to choose transfer pipettes</h2>
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Tip style Fine-tip pipettes are used for precise work such as microplate spotting and small-volume handling. Standard tips are suitable for general transfers, while wide-bore designs are better for viscous liquids or blood samples. Longer stems help access deep containers.
Capacity and volume handling Select pipettes based on typical working volumes. Smaller pipettes are suitable for low-volume transfers, while larger ones are used for routine sample handling. The effective draw volume depends on bulb capacity and usage technique.
Graduated vs non-graduated Graduated pipettes allow approximate volume estimation and are useful in clinical and diagnostic workflows. Non-graduated pipettes are intended for general dispensing where precise measurement is not required.
Sterility requirements Sterile pipettes are used in microbiology, cell culture, and clinical applications where contamination control is essential. Non-sterile versions are suitable for general laboratory and teaching use.
Length and accessibility Long pipettes are preferred for deep vessels such as flasks and bottles, while shorter designs are used for compact tubes and small workspaces.
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<h2>Specifications context</h2>
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Disposable LDPE transfer pipettes are widely used laboratory consumables for general-purpose liquid handling in research, clinical, and educational environments. They are available in sterile and non-sterile formats with multiple tip designs and capacities to support different workflows.
These pipettes remain a standard alternative to glass Pasteur pipettes due to their safety, low cost, and reduced contamination risk in routine laboratory applications.
For bulk orders or lab-specific requirements, <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">contact the MBP team</a> for assistance and pricing.

Blood Collection Transfer Pipets

Globe Scientific 5.0 mL LDPE blood collection transfer pipets, 155 mm, graduated to 2 mL. 1.8 mL draw bulb: case (137040), 500/pk (137040-500), sterile single (137040-S01), sterile 20/pk (137040-S20). 2.0 mL draw bulb: case (137050), 500/pk (137050-500).

Transfer Pipet, 5.0mL, Blood Bank, Graduated to 2mL, 155mm, 500/Dispenser Box, 10 Boxes/Unit

Transfer Pipet, 5.0mL, Blood Bank, Graduated to 2mL, 155mm, 500/Dispenser Box

Transfer Pipet, 5.0mL, Blood Bank, Graduated to 2mL, 155mm, STERILE, Individually Wrapped, 100/Bag, 5 Bags/Unit

Transfer Pipet, 5.0mL, Blood Bank, Graduated to 2mL, 155mm, STERILE, 20/Pack, 25 Packs/Unit

Formaldehyde Control

<h2 data-section-id="ibpx2r" data-start="0" data-end="42">What Are Formaldehyde Control Products?</h2>
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Formaldehyde control products are workplace safety tools used to monitor and manage exposure to airborne formaldehyde in laboratory and healthcare environments. These products are commonly used in histology, pathology, anatomy, and research laboratories where formalin-based fixatives are routinely handled during specimen preparation and preservation.
Because formalin is widely used as a tissue fixative, monitoring employee exposure is an important part of laboratory safety programs. Formaldehyde control products help laboratories assess exposure levels, document monitoring activities, and support compliance with workplace safety requirements.
Laboratories that routinely use formalin should implement formaldehyde monitoring programs, with passive badge dosimeters being one of the most common methods for measuring employee exposure over a work shift.
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Formalin Neutralizers for safe liquid-to-non-toxic conversion.
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Vapor Suppressant Pads for rapid absorption and odor capture.
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Decontamination Sprays to eliminate residual chemical traces.
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Spill Response Kits for immediate laboratory emergency management.
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Absorbent Granules designed for high-capacity chemical containment.
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Protective Bench Mats to trap drips before they spread.
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<h2 data-section-id="y865ie" data-start="919" data-end="965">How to Choose Formaldehyde Control Products</h2>
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Passive Badges vs Real-Time Monitors
Passive dosimeter badges are designed to measure employee exposure over an extended sampling period, typically a full work shift. These badges are worn by personnel and provide time-weighted average (TWA) exposure data that can be used for workplace monitoring and documentation.
Real-time monitors provide immediate readings of airborne formaldehyde concentrations. They are useful for investigating ventilation issues, evaluating work areas, and assessing conditions after spills or other incidents. However, they are generally used as supplemental monitoring tools rather than replacements for long-term exposure measurements.
Detection Range
When selecting a monitoring product, it is important to ensure that the detection range is appropriate for the expected workplace environment. Products designed for laboratory use typically measure concentrations across ranges relevant to occupational exposure monitoring programs.
Monitoring Frequency
Routine monitoring schedules help laboratories track exposure levels over time. Additional monitoring may be appropriate when laboratory procedures, equipment, staffing, ventilation systems, or formalin usage patterns change significantly.
Personnel Monitoring
Employees who regularly handle formalin-containing materials or work in areas where formaldehyde may be present are commonly included in monitoring programs. Monitoring helps laboratories evaluate workplace conditions and identify opportunities for improving safety controls.
Documentation and Recordkeeping
Accurate recordkeeping is an important component of formaldehyde monitoring programs. Laboratories often maintain records that include monitoring dates, employee assignments, badge identification numbers, sampling locations, and analytical results. Certificates of analysis and related documentation may also be retained as part of quality and compliance programs.
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<h2 data-section-id="1jl751w" data-start="3575" data-end="3600">Specifications Context</h2>
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Formaldehyde monitoring products are widely used in histology and pathology laboratories where formalin-based tissue fixation is performed. Passive monitoring systems commonly use chemically treated collection media to capture airborne formaldehyde during the sampling period, followed by laboratory analysis.
Workplace exposure monitoring programs help laboratories evaluate ventilation effectiveness, document employee exposure levels, and support occupational safety initiatives. Many laboratories incorporate formaldehyde monitoring into their broader environmental health and safety programs.
Tired of harsh fumes slowing down your team? Upgrade to a safer lab environment; browse our inventory now and<a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us"> hit up the MBP team</a> for a quote.

Bone Decalcifier, RDO, 1 Gallon/Bottle, 4 Bottles/Unit

Globe Scientific RDO Bone Decalcifier (SKU 2601) — 1 gallon/bottle, 4-bottle unit. Rapid acid-based formula decalcifies small biopsies in 1–4 hours and larger bone specimens in 6–24 hours. Compatible with H&amp;E, IHC, and standard histology processing after a 30–60 minute water rinse.

Glass Culture Tubes

<h2 data-section-id="163ce0l" data-start="0" data-end="32">What Are Glass Culture Tubes?</h2>
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Glass culture tubes are cylindrical laboratory vessels used for the cultivation, storage, and handling of biological samples, microbial cultures, and liquid reagents. Available in rimless, stopper-compatible, and screw-cap configurations, these tubes are commonly manufactured from borosilicate glass that meets USP Type I and ASTM E438 Type I Class B specifications. Unlike disposable plastic alternatives, borosilicate glass culture tubes withstand repeated autoclaving, exposure to aggressive chemicals, and routine laboratory sterilization procedures. They remain the preferred choice for reusable microbiology, clinical, and research laboratory applications where durability and chemical resistance are essential.
Choose borosilicate glass culture tubes when your workflow requires sterilization, chemical resistance, or repeated reuse. Choose polystyrene culture tubes for economical, single-use laboratory applications.
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<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">High-grade Borosilicate Glass prevents cracking under extreme temperature shifts.</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Integrated Tube Dispensers ensure safe, one-handed access and organized storage.</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Uniform wall thickness guarantees consistent heating and cooling for every sample.</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Available in Borosilicate Glass for high-heat tasks or Polystyrene (PS) for daily lab use.</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Perfectly sized 16 x 75mm (8mL) configurations to fit universal laboratory racks.</li>
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<h2 data-section-id="8x2xgg" data-start="974" data-end="1010">How to Choose Glass Culture Tubes</h2>
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Material: Borosilicate vs. Polystyrene
Borosilicate glass culture tubes offer excellent thermal and chemical resistance, making them suitable for repeated autoclaving at 121&deg;C and exposure to most laboratory acids and bases. Their low extractable content minimizes contamination and pH changes during sensitive biological and chemical procedures. Polystyrene culture tubes provide excellent optical clarity and are commonly used for routine laboratory assays and serial dilutions, but they are intended for single-use applications and are not suitable for autoclaving.
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Size and Capacity
The most commonly used culture tube sizes are 16 &times; 75 mm with an approximate capacity of 8 mL and 16 &times; 100 mm with an approximate capacity of 12 mL. Smaller formats such as 12 &times; 75 mm and 13 &times; 100 mm are also available for specialized applications. Selection should be based on sample volume requirements, incubation conditions, and compatibility with existing laboratory racks and equipment.
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Rim Style and Cap Compatibility
Rimless culture tubes are designed for use with cotton plugs, foam stoppers, or push-in closures and are widely used in microbiology laboratories. Screw-cap culture tubes provide a more secure seal for specimen transport, long-term storage, and contamination-sensitive applications. Laboratories should verify tube dimensions and rack compatibility before purchasing.
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Quantity and Pack Format
Culture tubes are commonly supplied in bulk quantities ranging from 250 to 1,000 units per case. High-volume laboratories often purchase case quantities to support routine testing, culture preparation, and clinical workflows while simplifying inventory management and purchasing processes.
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<h2 data-section-id="1nunlvq" data-start="2731" data-end="2769">Compare Glass Culture Tube Variants</h2>
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Borosilicate Rimless Culture Tubes These reusable tubes are designed for repeated sterilization and microbiological culture applications. Compatible with cotton plugs and laboratory stoppers, they are commonly used in microbiology, cell culture, and general laboratory procedures where durability and autoclave compatibility are required.
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Borosilicate Screw-Cap Culture Tubes Featuring threaded closures for secure sealing, these tubes are ideal for specimen transport, reagent preparation, and long-term incubation studies. The screw-cap design minimizes contamination risk and reduces evaporation during storage.
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Polystyrene (PS) Culture Tubes Polystyrene tubes provide excellent optical clarity and are intended for single-use laboratory applications such as serial dilutions, colorimetric assays, and ELISA preparation workflows. They offer a lower cost per tube compared with reusable glass alternatives.
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16 &times; 75 mm (Approximately 8 mL) Culture Tubes This compact format is commonly selected for low-volume cultures, blood culture screening, serial dilution procedures, and routine laboratory testing where smaller sample volumes are sufficient.
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16 &times; 100 mm (Approximately 12 mL) Culture Tubes The larger 12 mL format provides additional working volume for microbial enrichment broths, larger reaction mixtures, and culture applications requiring increased sample capacity.
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<h2 data-section-id="1jl751w" data-start="4185" data-end="4210">Specifications Context</h2>
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Borosilicate culture tubes manufactured to ASTM E438 Type I Class B and USP Type I standards provide superior resistance to thermal shock, chemical attack, and contamination compared with standard soda-lime glass. Their uniform wall thickness helps prevent stress fractures during repeated autoclave cycles and temperature changes. Tube dimensions should be matched to laboratory racks, holders, and centrifuge adapters to ensure proper fit and safe operation.
MBP supplies borosilicate and polystyrene culture tube formats in bulk case quantities for research, clinical, and industrial laboratories throughout the United States, Canada, and international markets. Related products include microscope slides, laboratory glassware, and other essential laboratory consumables.
Sick of watching your budget shatter every time a tube hits the floor or the autoclave? Explore our collection today and <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">hit up our MBP Team</a> for a quick quote.

1503-Group-Tubes, Caps & Racks Catalog

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Borosilicate Glass Culture Tubes

The Borosilicate Glass Culture Tubes by Globe Scientific are rimless, fire-polished, autoclavable borosilicate glass tubes (ISO 9001:2015) in eight sizes: 1503 (10×75mm, 4mL), 1505 (12×75mm, 6mL), 1510 (13×100mm, 10mL), 1512 (16×100mm, 14mL), 1515 (16×125mm, 19mL), 1517 (16×150mm, 23mL), 1519 (18×150mm, 29mL), and 1904-3 (20×150mm, 36mL).

Culture Tube, Borosilicate Glass, 10 x 75mm, 4mL, 250/Box, 4 Boxes/Unit

Culture Tube, Borosilicate Glass, 12 x 75mm, 6mL, 250/Box, 4 Boxes/Unit

Culture Tube, Borosilicate Glass, 13 x 100mm, 10mL, 250/Box, 4 Boxes/Unit

Culture Tube, Borosilicate Glass, 16 x 100mm, 14mL, 250/Box, 4 Boxes/Unit

Culture Tube, Borosilicate Glass, 16 x 125mm, 19mL, 250/Box, 4 Boxes/Unit

Culture Tube, Borosilicate Glass, 16 x 150mm, 23mL, 250/Box, 4 Boxes/Unit

Culture Tube, Borosilicate Glass, 18 x 150mm, 29mL, 125/Box, 4 Boxes/Unit

Culture Tube, Borosilicate Glass, 20 x 150mm, 36mL, 125/Box, 4 Boxes/Unit

Storage Boxes & Racks

<h2 data-section-id="1hv97bw" data-start="0" data-end="47">What Are Laboratory Storage Boxes and Racks?</h2>
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Laboratory storage boxes and racks are essential organizational systems used to store, organize, and protect cryogenic vials, microcentrifuge tubes, centrifuge tubes, and microscope slides across freezers, cold rooms, and benchtop environments. Storage boxes are typically lidded, grid-based containers used for long-term sample organization in ultra-low temperature conditions, while racks are open-frame supports used for active handling during laboratory workflows such as pipetting, vortexing, and reaction setup.
Cryogenic storage boxes are commonly designed to hold 81 vials (9&times;9 format) or 100 vials (10&times;10 format), and are compatible with storage conditions ranging from &ndash;196 &deg;C in liquid nitrogen vapor phase to +121 &deg;C for autoclave sterilization (depending on material). Tube racks, on the other hand, provide stable upright positioning of tubes during active benchwork and are not primarily intended for long-term freezer storage.
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Cryogenic storage boxes for vials and microtubes
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Freezer storage boxes for -20&deg;C and -80&deg;C applications
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PCR tube racks for 0.2 mL tubes and strips
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Microcentrifuge tube racks for 0.5 mL to 2 mL tubes
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Polypropylene (PP) autoclavable storage boxes
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Stackable storage boxes for space-saving organization
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Hinged lid storage boxes for secure sample protection
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Color-coded racks for easy sample identification
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<h2 data-section-id="flyrii" data-start="1159" data-end="1199">How to Choose Storage Boxes and Racks</h2>
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Vial Format and Capacity
The first selection criterion is compatibility with tube size and grid layout. The most common format is the 81-place (9&times;9) box designed for 1.0&ndash;2.0 mL cryovials. Smaller or specialized formats may accommodate 5 mL tubes or different vial diameters depending on grid spacing. Proper matching ensures secure fit, easy retrieval, and consistent sample organization in high-density storage systems.
Temperature Range
Material selection determines allowable storage conditions. Polycarbonate cryogenic boxes are the most versatile, supporting temperatures from liquid nitrogen levels (&ndash;196 &deg;C) through &ndash;80 &deg;C freezer storage and up to autoclave sterilization at +121 &deg;C. Cardboard freezer boxes with moisture-resistant coating are designed for economical freezer storage and can withstand ultra-low temperatures, but they are not suitable for autoclaving or long-term moisture exposure.
Tube Rack Materials and Use
Polypropylene racks are widely used because they are autoclavable and chemically resistant, making them suitable for sterile workflows. ABS and polystyrene racks provide lower-cost alternatives for general laboratory bench use but are not designed for autoclave conditions. For freezer organization, stainless steel racks are often used to hold multiple cryoboxes within &ndash;80 &deg;C upright freezer systems, improving accessibility and spatial organization.
Slide Storage Boxes
Microscope slide storage boxes are designed to protect standard 25 &times; 75 mm slides. They are available in 25-, 50-, and 100-slide capacities. Polypropylene versions are autoclavable and suitable for sterilized workflows, while fiberboard or ABS versions are typically used for room-temperature archival storage and transport.
Color Coding and Sample Identification
Color-coded storage boxes are widely used in biobanking and high-throughput laboratories to quickly differentiate sample groups without opening boxes or reading labels at freezer temperatures. Common systems include multiple lid colors paired with alphanumeric grids inside the box, enabling precise sample tracking and retrieval in large inventories.
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<h2 data-section-id="1jl751w" data-start="4067" data-end="4092">Specifications Context</h2>
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Modern polycarbonate cryogenic storage boxes are engineered for extreme temperature stability, typically rated from &ndash;196 &deg;C to +121 &deg;C, allowing use across liquid nitrogen vapor phase storage, &ndash;80 &deg;C freezers, and autoclave sterilization cycles. Cardboard freezer boxes are coated to resist moisture ingress and are optimized for cost-efficient high-density storage in ultra-low temperature environments.
The 81-place (9&times;9 grid) polycarbonate cryobox remains the standard format in most biorepositories and clinical research facilities due to its compatibility with SBS footprint freezer systems and automated inventory tracking workflows. These systems are widely used in genomics, cell banking, and pharmaceutical research environments.
For product details, specifications, or bulk ordering support, <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">the MBP team can help you</a> choose the right storage solution for your laboratory needs.

Bottle Carriers Dimension Specifications

Bottle Carriers

Globe Scientific red HDPE bottle carriers in two variants: 6-position for bottles up to 95 mm OD (600395) and 4-position for bottles up to 120 mm OD (600396). Ergonomic grip handle, chemical-resistant HDPE.

Bottle Carrier, 6 Position, for up to 95mm Wide Bottles, HDPE, Red

Bottle Carrier, 4 Position, for up to 120mm Wide Bottles, HDPE, Red

Funnels

<h2>What Are Laboratory Weighing Funnels?</h2>
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Laboratory weighing funnels are single-use antistatic polypropylene (PP) funnels specifically designed for the weighing-and-transfer step in analytical chemistry, pharmaceutical weighing, and sample preparation workflows. Unlike standard powder funnels, weighing funnels have one flat side that allows the funnel to rest stable on a balance pan during mass measurement, and a conical stem sized to the neck of a specific volumetric flask volume. After the sample mass is recorded, the funnel inserts directly into the flask neck, and the sample is transferred by tipping or rinsing&mdash;providing quantitative, loss-free transfer into narrow-neck vessels. Available in extra small (fits microtubes and 5&ndash;20 mL flasks) through extra-extra-large (fits 1000 mL+ vessels). Antistatic weighing funnels are single-use; washing removes the antistatic treatment. Reusable funnels needing autoclave sterilization should be standard polypropylene powder funnels, not antistatic weighing funnels.
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<h2>What you will find:</h2>
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<li>Powder funnels with wide stems for smooth solid transfer</li>
<li>Long-stem funnels for controlled pouring into narrow containers</li>
<li>Short-stem funnels for faster liquid transfer</li>
<li>Filter funnels for use with standard filter paper</li>
<li>Chemical-resistant plastic funnels for lab compatibility</li>
<li>Disposable funnels for single-use workflows</li>
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<h2>How to Choose Laboratory Weighing Funnels</h2>
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Match Size to Flask Neck
The critical specification for a weighing funnel is the stem outer diameter relative to the flask neck inner diameter. Extra small fits 96-well microtubes and 5&ndash;20 mL volumetric flasks; small fits 20&ndash;50 mL; medium fits 50&ndash;200 mL; large fits 200&ndash;500 mL; extra large fits 500&ndash;1000 mL. A funnel that is too wide will not insert and will spill during transfer&mdash;when in doubt, choose one size smaller.
Disposable Antistatic vs. Reusable PP
For analytical weighing of fine powders, use disposable antistatic PP funnels&mdash;the antistatic surface dissipates charge that causes powder adhesion. For bulk transfer of coarse materials or liquids where static is not an issue, standard reusable polypropylene powder funnels (autoclavable at 121&deg;C, large-bore stem) are more economical and can be sterilized between uses.
Assorted vs. Individual Packs
Assorted packs covering extra small through extra large provide flexibility when flask sizes vary across experiments and reduce the number of individual SKUs to manage. Individual packs are more economical when only one funnel size is used at high volume.
Flat-Side Stability
All antistatic weighing funnels have one flat side on the funnel body. This flat face allows the funnel to rest stably on a balance pan without rolling during the weighing step before transfer&mdash;a design feature absent on standard laboratory funnels.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Antistatic polypropylene weighing funnels achieve antistatic performance through a surface additive incorporated during molding; this is a surface treatment rather than a bulk polymer property. The flat side is designed to rest on a balance pan while keeping the stem vertical for direct transfer into volumetric flasks. As of 2026, these funnels are standard in pharmaceutical QC and analytical chemistry labs for gravimetric transfer workflows compliant with USP procedures. Explore weighing dishes and funnels category for related consumables.
Pick the size that fits your work&mdash;and everything else gets a lot easier.&nbsp;<a href="https://mbpinc.net/consumables/tubes-and-sample-collection/funnels" title="Contact the MBP Team">Contact the MBP Team</a> today.

Buchner Funnel

Globe Scientific PP Buchner Funnels: unbreakable, two-piece construction, 1.2 mm perforated plate, autoclavable, food-contact approved. Eight diameters: 600437 (45 mm) through 600445 (240 mm).

Funnel, Buchner, PP, 45mm

Funnel, Buchner, PP, 55mm

Funnel, Buchner, PP, 70mm

Funnel, Buchner, PP, 80mm

Funnel, Buchner, PP, 90mm

Funnel, Buchner, PP, 110mm

Funnel, Buchner, PP, 160mm

Funnel, Buchner, PP, 240mm

Microscope Accessories

<h2>What Are Microscope Accessories?</h2>
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Microscope accessories are supplementary components that configure, upgrade, or expand the function of a base microscope beyond its standard out-of-the-box specification. They fall into several categories: imaging accessories (cameras, camera adapters, camera relay lenses) for digital image capture and video documentation; optical accessories (additional or replacement objective lenses, eyepieces, auxiliary objectives for stereo microscopes) that change magnification or improve optical quality; fluorescence accessories (filter cube sets, LED fluorescence modules, mercury lamp adapters, UV/visible filter wheels) for adding or expanding fluorescence capability; stage accessories (multiwell plate holders, slide holders, cross-roller stages, motorized XY stage inserts, focus drives) that expand sample handling; illumination accessories (fiber optic illuminators, ring lights, polarizers, dark-field condensers) for alternative contrast methods; and maintenance and consumable accessories (immersion oil, lens paper, slide cleaning kits, replacement illuminator bulbs). Because accessory designs are instrument-specific (not all cameras, objectives, or stage inserts are universally compatible), identify the microscope model and manufacturer before ordering any accessory. Always identify the exact microscope model and manufacturer before ordering any accessory; thread standards, bayonet mounts, tube lengths, and connector formats vary significantly between brands and generations.
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Microscope Cameras for high-resolution image and video capture, including HD and 4K imaging options.
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Photo Port Adapters and Camera Tubes for connecting digital cameras to compatible microscopes.
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Microscope Adapters designed to support a wide range of imaging and mounting configurations.
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LED Illuminators that enhance specimen visibility and image quality across microscopy applications.
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Digital Imaging Accessories that enable documentation, image analysis, teaching, and research workflows.
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<h2>How to Choose Microscope Accessories</h2>
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Digital cameras and adapters
Microscope cameras attach to the trinocular port (or monocular camera port on some models) via a C-mount camera adapter with an integrated relay lens. The relay lens magnification (typically 0.35x, 0.5x, or 1x) determines the effective field of view on the camera sensor. Choose a CMOS camera with 5 to 20 megapixels for brightfield documentation and routine fluorescence; scientific CMOS (sCMOS) or cooled CCD cameras for low-light fluorescence quantification. Confirm the camera software is compatible with the microscope's control software (if motorized).
Objective lenses
Replacement or additional objectives must match the microscope's objective thread standard and tube length (160 mm finite or infinity-corrected). Never mix finite-optics and infinity-corrected objectives on the same nosepiece; the image-forming properties are incompatible. Plan-apochromat objectives in the same brand family as the microscope are the safest choice for optical performance and parfocality with the existing objective set.
Fluorescence filter cube sets
Fluorescence filter cubes contain an excitation bandpass filter, a dichroic mirror, and an emission bandpass filter, which are the three components that define which fluorescent dye or protein is imaged. Common filter sets: DAPI (Ex 360/40, Di 400LP, Em 460/50); FITC/GFP (Ex 470/40, Di 495LP, Em 525/50); TRITC/mCherry (Ex 550/25, Di 565LP, Em 605/70); Cy5 (Ex 620/60, Di 660LP, Em 700/75). Confirm the cube block type (Olympus U-MF2, Nikon B-2A, Zeiss 38HE, or other) matches the filter cube turret of the specific microscope model.
Stage inserts and sample holders
Stage inserts expand sample compatibility: multiwell plate holders (96-well, 384-well, 6-well) for high-content imaging; glass-bottom dish holders for live-cell imaging with oil-immersion objectives; slide holder adapters for larger or smaller slide formats; and universal stage inserts for non-standard containers. Confirm the stage insert dimensions match the microscope's mechanical stage cutout and that the height profile is compatible with the condenser working distance for transmitted illumination.
LED fluorescence modules
LED fluorescence modules replace or augment mercury arc lamps in the fluorescence port of existing microscopes, providing individual LED channels for DAPI, GFP, TRITC, and Cy5 excitation. LED upgrades are available as bolt-on add-ons for many research-grade inverted and upright microscopes and significantly extend the fluorescence illumination service life from 200 to 300 hours (mercury) to 50,000+ hours (LED). Confirm the LED module's mounting standard and control interface (USB, TTL, or software-triggered) is compatible with the microscope.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Immersion oil for oil-immersion microscopy must match the refractive index for which the objective is designed; standard immersion oil has a refractive index of 1.515 at 23 degrees C (per ASTM and DIN standards). Using oils with different refractive indices introduces spherical aberration. Viscosity matters for the application: low-viscosity oils (Type A, 150 mPas) spread easily and are used for fast scanning; high-viscosity oils (Type B, 1250 mPas) resist creep at elevated stage temperatures. Clean all residual immersion oil from objectives immediately after each use with lens tissue dampened with appropriate lens cleaning solution; dried immersion oil is difficult to remove and can permanently damage the objective coating.&nbsp;
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To discuss product availability or get selection guidance,&nbsp;<a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">contact the MBP team</a>.

EDC-000-PRO-Group-Microscopes Catalog

EDC-000-PRO-Group-TDS-EDC-10000-PRO

EDC-000-PRO-Group-TDS-EDC-18000-PRO

CMEX Pro High-Speed Cameras

CMEX Pro High-Speed Microscope Cameras

The CMEX Pro high-speed microscope camera series by Globe Scientific offers USB 3.0 CMOS cameras in three resolutions: EDC-5000-PRO (CMEX-5 Pro, 5.0 MP, 1/2.5" CMOS), EDC-10000-PRO (CMEX-10 Pro, 10 MP, 1/2.3" CMOS), and EDC-18000-PRO (CMEX-18 Pro, 18 MP, 1/2.3" CMOS). All use C-mount and include ImageFocus Alpha software.

CMEX-5 Pro, 5.0MP digital USB-3 camera with 1/2.5 inch CMOS sensor

CMEX-10 Pro, 10MP digital USB-3 camera with 1/2.3 inch CMOS sensor

CMEX-18 Pro, 18.0MP digital USB-3 camera with 1/2.3 inch CMOS sensor

Benchtop Recappers

<h2>What Are Benchtop Recappers?</h2>
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Benchtop recappers are compact, motor-driven instruments that automate the opening and sealing of screw-cap or push-cap sample storage tubes in standard rack formats (24-, 48-, and 96-position). They are used in biobanks, clinical sample management laboratories, genomics core facilities, and other environments where large numbers of cryogenic or ambient-storage tubes require repeated capping and decapping. Manual recapping at scale is a leading contributor to repetitive strain injury (RSI) in high-throughput sample preparation workflows.
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<h2>What you will find:</h2>
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<li>RFID-enabled racks for reliable sample tracking</li>
<li>SBS-format compatibility for standardized laboratory workflows</li>
<li>Automated capper and decapper functionality for improved efficiency</li>
<li>Secure and consistent tube sealing with CT&trade; caps</li>
<li>Compact benchtop designs that maximize laboratory space</li>
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<h2>How to Choose a Benchtop Recapper</h2>
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Throughput Format (24 / 48 / 96)
Select the rack format that matches your primary tube storage system. A 96-position automated device can process a full rack in under 60 seconds, while a semi-automated 8-channel row decapper can complete a single row in under 5 seconds, making it suitable for moderate-throughput laboratories without full-rack automation requirements.
Cap Type Compatibility
Confirm whether your tubes use screw caps or push caps, as each requires a different capping mechanism. Screw-cap recappers apply a preset torque value, typically between 1 and 5 N&middot;cm, and automatically stop when the proper seal is achieved. Push-cap systems rely on controlled vertical force. Multi-format adapters can support several tube brands within a single instrument.
Standalone vs. Integrated Systems
Standalone benchtop recappers are suitable for laboratories without dedicated automation infrastructure, while integrated models connect with Hamilton, Tecan, or Beckman Coulter workstations through SBS-format racks and software interfaces. Laboratories requiring LIMS connectivity and sample traceability should consider systems with built-in 1D and 2D barcode scanning capabilities.
Tube Diameter Range
Most automated recappers support standard collection tubes ranging from 13 to 16 mm in diameter and 75 to 115 mm in height. Verify compatibility with your cryovials or specialty microtubes before purchasing, particularly when using proprietary storage systems.
Maintenance Requirements
Pneumatics-free designs eliminate the need for compressed-air infrastructure and generally reduce maintenance demands. Pneumatic systems may offer high performance but require periodic servicing and access to a laboratory air supply.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Rack format (24, 48, or 96 tubes) establishes the maximum throughput of a benchtop recapper. Torque settings must be compatible with the selected tube and cap combination, since excessive torque can crack caps while insufficient torque can lead to evaporation or contamination. SBS-format compliance ensures interoperability with industry-standard racks and automated workflows. As of 2026, many benchtop recappers incorporate IoT-enabled monitoring, barcode integration, and LIMS connectivity to improve sample traceability and reduce manual documentation requirements in high-throughput laboratories.
<a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">Contact the expert team at Molecular Biology Products Inc. (MBP)</a> today to find the right benchtop recapper for your laboratory workflow.

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CapTrack from Globe Scientific

CT™ Caps for CapTrack

Globe Scientific CT Caps — 13mm O.D. flange plug caps for Globe Scientific CapTrack automated recapping systems. CT1-CAP (assorted, for CT1, 1,000/bag); CT-CAP-B/G/K/L/N/R/W/Y/C (single-colour Blue/Green/Black/Lavender/Orange/Red/White/Yellow/Clear, for CT2 and CR1, 1,000/bag each).

CT Cap, Flange Plug Cap in Assorted Colors for CT1 Model, 13mm, 1000/Bag

CT Cap, Flange Plug Cap for CT2 and CR1 Models, 13mm, Blue, 1000/Bag

CT Cap, Flange Plug Cap for CT2 and CR1 Models, 13mm, Green, 1000/Bag

CT Cap, Flange Plug Cap for CT2 and CR1 Models, 13mm, Black, 1000/Bag

CT Cap, Flange Plug Cap for CT2 and CR1 Models, 13mm, Lavender, 1000/Bag

CT Cap, Flange Plug Cap for CT2 and CR1 Models, 13mm, Orange, 1000/Bag

CT Cap, Flange Plug Cap for CT2 and CR1 Models, 13mm, Red, 1000/Bag

CT Cap, Flange Plug Cap for CT2 and CR1 Models, 13mm, White, 1000/Bag

CT Cap, Flange Plug Cap for CT2 and CR1 Models, 13mm, Yellow, 1000/Bag

CT Cap, Flange Plug Cap for CT2 and CR1 Models, 13mm, Clear, 1000/Bag

Cryogenic Vials

<h2>What Are Cryogenic Vials?</h2>
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Cryogenic vials are specialized screw-cap laboratory containers manufactured from cryogenic-grade virgin polypropylene (PP) and designed to withstand extreme temperatures ranging from &minus;196&deg;C in liquid nitrogen storage to +121&deg;C during steam autoclaving. They serve as the primary storage vessel for biological materials requiring long-term preservation, including cell lines, serum, plasma, blood samples, DNA, RNA, microbial cultures, and other biospecimens. Common vial capacities include 1.2 mL, 1.5 mL, 1.8 mL, 2 mL, 3 mL, and 5 mL, with the 2 mL format being the most widely used standard for cell culture and biobanking applications. Most cryogenic vials feature leak-resistant screw caps with silicone sealing gaskets and dedicated writing areas for sample identification. For storage in liquid nitrogen, it is important to use vials specifically certified for cryogenic applications, as standard laboratory tubes are not designed to tolerate temperatures as low as &minus;196&deg;C.
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<h2>What You Will Find:</h2>
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<li><a href="https://mbpinc.net/consumables/cryogenic-storage/cryogenic-vials/cryo-boxes" title="Cryo Boxes">Cryo Boxes:</a> High-durability polycarbonate storage systems with integrated grids for rapid, indexed sample retrieval in ultra-low environments.</li>
<li><a href="https://mbpinc.net/consumables/cryogenic-storage/cryogenic-vials/freezer-boxes" title="Freezer Boxes">Freezer Boxes:</a> Moisture-resistant and stackable organizers designed to maximize space and maintain thermal consistency within -20 degree celsius and -80 degree celsius freezers.</li>
<li><a href="https://mbpinc.net/consumables/cryogenic-storage/cryogenic-vials/externally-threaded-cryogenic-vials" title="Externally Threaded Cryogenic Vials">Externally Threaded Cryogenic Vials</a>: Designed with threads on the outside of the vial to minimize contamination risk and maximize the internal volume for sample storage.</li>
<li><a href="https://mbpinc.net/consumables/cryogenic-storage/cryogenic-vials/internally-threaded-cryogenic-vials" title="Internally Threaded Cryogenic Vials">Internally Threaded Cryogenic Vials</a>: Featuring a silicone O-ring seal and internal threads to provide the most secure, leak-proof closure for vapor-phase LN2 storage.</li>
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<h2>How to Choose Cryogenic Vials</h2>
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Thread Type: Internal vs. External
Thread design influences both contamination control and workflow compatibility. Internal-thread vials position the sealing mechanism inside the neck of the vial, reducing the external surface area exposed to contaminants and making them a common choice for cell culture and biosafety-sensitive applications. External-thread vials place the threads on the outside of the vial neck, maximizing internal storage volume and improving compatibility with automated capping, decapping, and robotic handling systems. Laboratories using automated biobanking workflows often prefer external-thread formats.
Volume Selection
Vial capacity should match the intended sample type and storage requirements. The 1.8&ndash;2.0 mL size is commonly used for cell lines, serum aliquots, and general biospecimen storage because it fits standard cryogenic storage boxes. Smaller 1.2 mL formats support high-density storage of limited-volume samples, while larger 3&ndash;5 mL vials are suitable for tissue specimens, bacterial glycerol stocks, and applications requiring larger sample volumes.
Sterility and Purity Certification
For cell culture, molecular biology, and clinical research applications, cryogenic vials should be supplied with certifications confirming they are RNase-free, DNase-free, non-pyrogenic, and endotoxin-free. Many laboratories also prefer gamma-sterilized vials, which reduce contamination risk and eliminate the need for additional sterilization before use. Traceable lot documentation and certificates of conformity are often required in regulated environments.
Self-Standing vs. Round Bottom Designs
Self-standing cryogenic vials feature a molded base that allows them to remain upright on laboratory benches without additional support, reducing the risk of spills during sample handling. Round-bottom designs are compatible with a broader range of storage racks and cryogenic systems but generally require a rack or holder during bench-top use. The choice largely depends on laboratory workflow and storage equipment.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Cryogenic vials are typically manufactured from high-purity polypropylene because of its excellent durability and resistance to ultra-low temperatures. Products intended for liquid nitrogen immersion should carry explicit certification for liquid-phase storage, as some vials are approved only for vapor-phase applications. Vial dimensions, particularly outer diameter, determine compatibility with freezer boxes, racks, and automated storage systems, so measurements should be confirmed before mixing products from different manufacturers. Modern biobanking facilities increasingly use externally threaded, 2D-barcoded cryogenic vials integrated with laboratory information management systems (LIMS) to improve inventory tracking, sample traceability, and large-scale repository management.
Protect your research legacy. <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">Connect with the Molecular Biology Products Inc. team</a> for a custom quote on our complete cryogenic storage range.

30079A-Group-Cryogenic Vial Brochure

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials

Cap Inserts for CryoCLEAR Vials by Globe Scientific are polypropylene color-coding cap inserts for CryoCLEAR cryogenic vials, available in 9 individual colors (BAG/1000 or BAG/100) or as an assorted set. Compatible with both internal and external CryoCLEAR caps, these inserts provide a color-coding system for rapid visual identification of samples in liquid nitrogen and ultra-low temperature cryogenic storage. Available in 9 individual colors — order by color suffix (e.g., 30079B for Blue/1000, 30079B-100 for Blue/100); or assorted 9-color set (30079AST6, BAG/600).

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, Assorted Colors (Blue, Green, Red, Violet, White & Yellow), 100/Bag, 6 Bags/Case

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, Gray, 1000/Case

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, Gray, 100/Bag

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, Blue, 1000/Case

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, Blue, 100/Bag

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, Green, 1000/Case

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, Green, 100/Bag

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, Orange, 1000/Case

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, Orange, 100/Bag

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, Pink, 1000/Case

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, Pink, 100/Bag

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, Red, 1000/Case

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, Red, 100/Bag

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, Violet, 1000/Case

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, Violet, 100/Bag

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, White, 1000/Case

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, White, 100/Bag

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, Yellow, 1000/Case

Cap Insert for CryoCLEAR vials, Yellow, 100/Bag

Cap Inserts for Diamond Essentials Cryogenic Vials

The Cap Inserts for Diamond Essentials Cryogenic Vials by Globe Scientific are virgin PP colour-coded inserts for Diamond Essentials (3030 series) vial screwcaps, enabling post-fill colour coding. Five colours: Red (3030-CIR), Blue (3030-CIB), Yellow (3030-CIY), Green (3030-CIG), White (3030-CIW). 500/case.

Cap Insert for Diamond Essentials Cryogenic Vials, Red, CS/500

Cap Insert for Diamond Essentials Cryogenic Vials, Blue, CS/500

Cap Insert for Diamond Essentials Cryogenic Vials, Yellow, CS/500

Cap Insert for Diamond Essentials Cryogenic Vials, Green, CS/500

Cap Insert for Diamond Essentials Cryogenic Vials, White, CS/500

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Cap Inserts for RingSeal Cryogenic Vials

The Cap Inserts for RingSeal Cryogenic Vials by Globe Scientific are virgin PP colour-coded inserts for RingSeal O-ring vial screwcaps (3032 external-thread and 3034 internal-thread). Five colours: Red (3033-CIR), Blue (3033-CIB), Yellow (3033-CIY), Green (3033-CIG), White (3033-CIW). 500/case.