Centrifuge vial Smooth wall for easy handling and cleaning, with good transparency for visual inspection Accurate measurement scale for precise sampling and aliquoting Function: laboratory test tube accessory designed to work with standard test tube workflows Benefits: supports smallvolume processing with clear visibility and reliable measurements Applications: rapid spindown of small liquid volumes, preparation of reagents, and aliquoting in routine lab tasks Compatibility: intended as an accessory to standard laboratory test tubes and centrifugation setups Laboratory test tubes Widely used in molecular biology and biochemistry to store and centrifuge small amounts of liquid Category: Laboratory Test Tube Accessories Benefits: reliable storage and efficient handling of smallvolume samples Applications: common in sample preparation workflows, shortterm storage during experiments, and preliminary processing before assays Sample bottles Glass material with transparency and heat resistance Category: Glass Test Tubes Benefits: clear visibility of contents and compatibility with heat exposure in common lab procedures Applications: storing small liquid samples that require easy viewing and thermal stability during workflows Sample storage containers transparency for observing the inside status without opening Category: Transparent Test Tubes Benefits: quick visual assessment of sample condition during storage or processing Applications: routine sample storage and monitoring in transparent glass or glasslike containers Use scenarios Scenario 1: Molecular biology workflow — store and centrifuge small volumes of DNA/RNA samples, then inspect contents through the smooth, clear walls before proceeding to downstream assays. Scenario 2: Biochemistry workflow — use glass test tubes for heating or temperaturesensitive reactions, allowing you to monitor sample integrity visually while centrifuging small aliquots. Scenario 3: Routine sample storage — keep aliquoted reagents and samples in transparent containers to facilitate quick status checks during longitudinal experiments.