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Unsterile Vacuum Blood Collection Tube

  • Medical grade PP material
  • Grip flange cap
  • Tube size 13x75mm
  • Type: Plain, EDTA, Serum, SST, Heparin, PT, ESR, Glucos

  • Description

An unsterile vacuum blood collection tube is a medical grade tube used for the collection, storage and transportation of blood samples for analysis in laboratory. Unlike sterile tubes, these unsterile tubes are commonly used in non critical applications where sterility is not required. Commonly made from high quality polypropylene (PP) the blood collection tube has a vacuum mechanism to collect blood very precisely with minimum discomfort to the patient. The Plain, EDTA, Serum, SST, Heparin, PT, ESR or Glucose tubes come in various types and they have different diagnostic uses.

Features of Unsterile Vacuum Blood Collection Tube

  1. Medical-Grade PP Material: Made of high quality medical grade polypropylene (PP) with good strength and chemicals resistance.
  2. Grip Flange Cap: Grip flange cap ensures secure sealing and an easy handling during sample collection and transportation.
  3. Tube Size 13x75mm: Its compact tube size of 13x75mm is also perfect for use in a load of laboratory instruments and convenient storage.
  4. Vacuum Technology: Accurate blood volume collection is without manual adjustment as the pre set vacuum inside the tube.

 

Applications of Unsterile Vacuum Blood Collection Tube

  1. Clinical Laboratories: Used in medical laboratory for routine diagnostic testing / blood specimen analysis.
  2. Blood Banks: They are also useful in blood banks for non critical blood sample processing and analysis.
  3. Research Institutions: For blood sample collection in non sterile environments and low risk applications.
  4. Educational Settings: Used frequently in medical and research training areas where sterility is not critical.
  5. Diagnostic Clinics: Suits a wide variety of diagnostic tests such as biochemistry, haematology and glucose analysis in clinical areas where sterility is not essential.