Icarus Labs
5x178mm Borosilicate 3.3 NMR Tubes, 600 MHz, with Plastic Caps
Key information
5 × 178 mm NMR tubes made from borosilicate 3.3 glass, with a 600 MHz specification and plastic caps. Available in packs of 5 or 50. The tubes and caps in the 5-piece pack are pre-assembled together. NMR sample preparation These tubes...
Product informationFull product description
5 × 178 mm NMR tubes made from borosilicate 3.3 glass, with a 600 MHz specification and plastic caps. Available in packs of 5 or 50. The tubes and caps in the 5-piece pack are pre-assembled together.
NMR sample preparation
These tubes are specified for nuclear magnetic resonance sample preparation. The 5 × 178 mm format, borosilicate 3.3 construction and stated 600 MHz specification identify the tube type offered.
Technical specifications
| Configuration | Specifications and pack contents |
|---|---|
| 5pcs/pk | 5 × 178 mm NMR Tube. Borosilicate 3.3. 600 MHz. Concentricity 0.004 mm. Camber ±0.006 mm. Plastic Cap. Tube + Cap will be pre-assembled together. 5pcs/pk. |
| 50pcs/pk | 5 × 178 mm NMR Tube. Borosilicate 3.3. 600 MHz. Concentricity 0.004 mm. Camber ±0.006 mm. Plastic Cap. 50pcs/pk. |
Probe and spinner compatibility
Match the tube diameter, length and dimensional tolerances to the NMR probe, spinner and handling system. The listed concentricity and camber help identify the required tube grade. Choose the pack size needed; both pack options contain the same stated tube format and plastic caps.
What is supplied?
Pack quantities and any included components are shown in the specification table for the selected configuration. Order the required configuration using the product options above.
Availability and lead time
If this product is not currently in stock, it can still be ordered on backorder. The estimated lead time for backordered items is 10–14 working days.
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