Quick Answer: The Glass Centrifuge Tube is a borosilicate glass tube for separating mixtures in a centrifuge and reading the volume of sediment. It has permanent white enamel graduations and walls of uniform thickness for balanced spinning.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Low-expansion borosilicate glass
Permanent white enamel graduations
Uniform wall thickness for balanced rotation
For centrifugal separation and sediment volume readings
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Material
Low-expansion borosilicate glass
Graduations
Permanent white enamel
Walls
Uniform thickness
About This Product
After spinning, the solid settles at the bottom of the tube and the graduations show how much sediment has formed. Biochemistry and chemistry students use centrifuge tubes to separate precipitates or cell material from a liquid. Schools, colleges and institutes in Sudan, Timor-Leste, Morocco, Uganda, Djibouti and Albania can order the Glass Centrifuge Tube from Educational Instrument.