7600-Test Tube Stand (Wire Pattern)

• Made of Polypropylene
• Economical substitute for wire racks
• Are autoclavable and stackable when empty
• Available in different colors and are made of a special blend of Polypropylene that makes it sink in a water bath and maintain their stability even in agitated water
• Easily disassembling for cleaning purpose
• Base is in the form of a grid with square openings and has fold up sides and end bars that lock in to rack tops

Here are some common uses of a test tube stand with a wire pattern made of polypropylene:

1. Organization and Storage:
   • The wire pattern in the test tube stand provides a secure and organized arrangement for storing test tubes. It helps maintain a neat and orderly laboratory workspace.
2. Drying Tubes:
   • After washing or sterilizing test tubes, the wire pattern allows the tubes to be placed upside down for air drying. This prevents water droplets from accumulating inside the tubes.
3. Sample Handling:
   • The wire pattern enables the simultaneous handling of multiple test tubes. It is particularly useful in experiments involving a large number of test tubes or when multiple reactions or analyses are conducted concurrently.
4. Centrifugation:
   • The wire pattern in the test tube stand is compatible with centrifuge rotors. It securely holds multiple test tubes during centrifugation, allowing for the separation of substances based on density.
5. Freezing and Cooling:
   • The test tube stand can be used to organize test tubes in freezers or refrigerators, providing a stable arrangement for samples that need to be frozen or kept at a specific temperature.
6. Incubation:
   • In microbiology and cell culture work, the wire pattern in the test tube stand is used to hold test tubes during incubation periods. It facilitates the handling of cultures and samples.
7. Reaction Setups:
   • The wire pattern in the test tube stand is often used to set up reactions by organizing reagents and samples. It provides a systematic and easily accessible arrangement of test tubes for efficient experiment setup.
8. Benchtop Experiments:
   • The test tube stand is valuable for benchtop experiments where multiple test tubes are used simultaneously. It helps prevent spillage and provides a secure place for test tubes during various stages of an experiment.
9. Teaching Laboratories:
   • In educational settings, such as teaching laboratories, the test tube stand with a wire pattern is used to demonstrate proper laboratory techniques, including the handling, organization, and storage of test tubes.
10. Quality Control and Inspections:
    • The test tube stand is used in quality control processes and inspections to organize and present test tubes for visual inspections or measurements.
11. Display and Presentation:
    • The wire pattern in the test tube stand can be used to display samples or experiments during presentations or demonstrations. This is common in educational outreach or public engagement activities.
12. Transportation:
    • The test tube stand with a wire pattern can be used to transport multiple test tubes from one location to another. Some designs include handles for easy carrying.