Acrylic Test Tube Racks

Acrylic Test Tube Racks Product Features:

1. High transparency: Acrylic material has a transparency close to that of glass, but is lighter and safer than glass. This high degree of transparency allows the experimenter to clearly see the sample in the test tube, making it easier to observe and monitor the experimental process.

2. Drop-resistant and durable: Compared with glass test tube racks, acrylic material has better toughness and impact resistance, and is not easy to break even if it falls accidentally, greatly reducing the safety hazards in the laboratory.

3. Chemical resistance: Acrylic can resist the corrosion of a variety of common laboratory chemicals and is suitable for the storage of test tubes under most experimental conditions, but special attention may be required for some strong acids, alkalis or organic solvents.

4. Easy to clean: The surface is smooth and non-porous, and dust is not easy to adhere. It can be easily wiped clean with a mild detergent and soft cloth to keep the experimental environment hygienic.

5. Diverse designs and sizes: Acrylic Test Tube Racks can be customized according to the specific needs of the laboratory, providing single-row, multi-layer, vertical, tilted and other styles, suitable for test tubes of different sizes and capacities, optimizing storage space and improving work efficiency.

6. Beautiful and modern: The glossy texture and rich color selection of acrylic material (although it is usually kept transparent for easy observation) make laboratory equipment more modern and have a good visual effect.

Acrylic Test Tube Racks Application areas:

• Biological and chemical laboratories: used to store test tubes during sample preparation, cultivation, testing and other experiments, which is convenient for management and tracking of experimental progress.

• Scientific research institutions: used to organize and protect precious experimental samples in complex scientific research projects.

• Medical testing: in medical testing and clinical laboratories, blood, body fluids and other sample tubes are classified and stored.