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Blood Test Tubes Closure Polyethylene Flanged Plug Caps 13 mm For Use with 13 mm Blood Drawing Tubes
Blood Test Tubes Closure Polyethylene Flanged Plug Caps 13 mm

Blood Test Tubes Closure Polyethylene Flanged Plug Caps 13 mm For Use with 13 mm Blood Drawing Tubes

by McKesson
Year End Sale 35%
$ 49.95
$ 32.50
SKU 177-118240C

Blood test tube closure polyethylene flanged plug caps are small plastic caps designed to fit onto the open end of 13 mm blood drawing tubes. These closures are used to seal the tubes and prevent any leakage or contamination of the blood sample inside. The flanged design allows for easy and secure attachment to the tube, making it ideal for use in a clinical setting. The caps are made of polyethylene, a durable and flexible plastic material that can withstand typical handling and storage conditions.

Specifications:

  • Application: Tube Closure
  • Dimensions: 13 mm
  • For Use With: For Use with 13 mm Blood Drawing Tubes, Glass Test Tubes, Plastic
  • Culture Tubes
  • Material: Polyethylene
  • Sterility: NonSterile
  • Style: Flanged Plug Cap
  • UNSPSC Code: 41121710
  • Latex Free Indicator: Not Made with Natural Rubber Latex

 

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Blood Test Tubes Closure Polyethylene Flanged Plug Caps 13 mm For Use with 13 mm Blood Drawing Tubes
Blood Test Tubes Closure Polyethylene Flanged Plug Caps 13 mm For Use with 13 mm Blood Drawing Tubes
$ 49.95 $ 32.50
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