CAT#:
86-2866
Eppendorf
Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL
Protein LoBind, 200 Tubes/Unit
PCR Clean, 100 Tubes/Unit
Clear, 200 Tubes/Unit
PCR Clean, 200 Tubes/Unit
PCR Clean, 200 Tubes/Unit
Clear, 200 Tubes/Unit
Eppendorf Quality, 200 Tubes/Unit
Individually Wrapped, 50 Tubes/Unit
DNA LoBind, 200 Tubes/Unit
Eppendorf Quality, 200 Tubes/Unit
PCR Clean, 200 Tubes/Unit
11 product variations: View Options
Product Overview
- Screw cap comes with grooved sides that provide optimal grip
- Broad operating temperature range: -86°C to 100°C
- High-quality, transparent polypropylene
- Maximum safety and stability for centrifugation up to 25,000 x g
- 200 Tubes (2 bags x 100 tubes)
Product Overview
- Same diameter and bottom shape as a 15 mL conical tube—allows for use in existing adapters and racks
- Made from a unique highly transparent polypropylene for easy visibility of pellets
- Hinged lid prevents accidental lid opening from -86°C to 80°C
- g-Safe™: Exceptional centrifugation stability of up to 25,000 x g
- Manufactured without the use of slip agents, plasticizers and biocides
- Large frosted lid and surface on the side for easy labeling
- Autoclavable when open (121°C, 20 min)
- Protein LoBind material for maximum recovery of valuable samples
Product Overview
- Same diameter and bottom shape as a 15 mL conical tube—allows for use in existing adapters and racks
- Made from a unique highly transparent polypropylene for easy visibility of pellets
- Hinged lid prevents accidental lid opening from -86°C to 80°C
- g-Safe™: Exceptional centrifugation stability of up to 25,000 x g
- Manufactured without the use of slip agents, plasticizers and biocides
- Large frosted lid and surface on the side for easy labeling
- Autoclavable when open (121°C, 20 min)
Product Overview
- Same diameter and bottom shape as a 15 mL conical tube—allows for use in existing adapters and racks
- Made from a unique highly transparent polypropylene for easy visibility of pellets
- Hinged lid prevents accidental lid opening from -86°C to 80°C
- g-Safe™: Exceptional centrifugation stability of up to 25,000 x g
- Manufactured without the use of slip agents, plasticizers and biocides
- Large frosted lid and surface on the side for easy labeling
- Autoclavable when open (121°C, 20 min)
Product Overview
- Same diameter and bottom shape as a 15 mL conical tube—allows for use in existing adapters and racks
- Made from a unique highly transparent polypropylene for easy visibility of pellets
- Hinged lid prevents accidental lid opening from -86°C to 80°C
- g-Safe™: Exceptional centrifugation stability of up to 25,000 x g
- Manufactured without the use of slip agents, plasticizers and biocides
- Large frosted lid and surface on the side for easy labeling
- Autoclavable when open (121°C, 20 min)
Product Overview
- Same diameter and bottom shape as a 15 mL conical tube—allows for use in existing adapters and racks
- Made from a unique highly transparent polypropylene for easy visibility of pellets
- Hinged lid prevents accidental lid opening from -86°C to 80°C
- g-Safe™: Exceptional centrifugation stability of up to 25,000 x g
- Manufactured without the use of slip agents, plasticizers and biocides
- Large frosted lid and surface on the side for easy labeling
- Autoclavable when open (121°C, 20 min)
Product Overview
- Screw cap comes with grooved sides that provide optimal grip
- Broad operating temperature range: -86°C to 100°C
- High-quality, transparent polypropylene
- Maximum safety and stability for centrifugation up to 25,000 x g
- 200 Tubes (2 bags x 100 tubes)
Product Overview
- Same diameter and bottom shape as a 15 mL conical tube—allows for use in existing adapters and racks
- Made from a unique highly transparent polypropylene for easy visibility of pellets
- Hinged lid prevents accidental lid opening from -86°C to 80°C
- g-Safe™: Exceptional centrifugation stability of up to 25,000 x g
- Manufactured without the use of slip agents, plasticizers and biocides
- Large frosted lid and surface on the side for easy labeling
- Autoclavable when open (121°C, 20 min)
- DNA LoBind material for maximum recovery of valuable samples
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Consumables |
| Purity Grade | sterile |
| Packaging | 200 tubes (10 bags × 20 tubes) |
| Autoclavable | yes |
| Diameter (mm) | 17 mm |
| Light Protection | no |
| Color | colorless |
| Material | tube and cap: polypropylene |
| Volume | 5.0 mL |
| Max. RCF | 25000 × g |
| Operating Temperature | -86 °C – 80 °C |
| Centrifugation Stability | 25,000 × g |
| Bottom Shape | conical |
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Consumables |
| Purity Grade | sterile, pyrogen-, DNase-, RNase-, human and bacterial DNA-free |
| Packaging | 200 tubes (2 bags × 100 tubes) |
| Autoclavable | no |
| Diameter (mm) | 17 mm |
| Light Protection | no |
| Color | colorless |
| Material | tube: polypropylene, screw cap: high-density polyethylene (HDPE) |
| Volume | 5.0 mL |
| Max. RCF | 25000 × g |
| Operating Temperature | -86 °C – 100 °C |
| Centrifugation Stability | 25,000 × g |
| Bottom Shape | conical |
Technical Documents
- Absolute Tubes
- Conical Competence
- Eppendorf Protein LoBind® Tubes - Your Excellent Choice for Handling and Storage of Viral Samples (in Vaccine Production Workflows)
- Eppendorf Purity Grades Selection Guide
- ACT - Conical Tubes 25 mL with screw cap Protein LoBind PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL Protein LoBind with screw cap PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL Protein LoBind with snap cap PCR clean
- Laboratory Consumables - BSE/TSE
- Laboratory Consumables - General Quality Certificate
- Laboratory Consumables - Per- & Polyfluorinated Alkyl Substances
- Laboratory Consumables - Statement on Nitrosamine
- PCR clean
- Tubes - Trace metal
- Conical Tubes 5 mL/15 mL/25 mL/50 mL Screw Cap
- LoBind Tubes and Plates
- Tubes
- 022 – Application-Specific Requirements for Consumables in the Laboratory
- 023 – Chemical stability of consumables
- 071 – How Can I Improve Sustainability in My Lab?
- 072 – Laboratory Waste – Immutable Fact of Life, or Opportunity for Change?
- 079 – The Different Plastics Used in the Laboratory
- 080 – Recycling Strategies for Plastics: On the Road to Circular Economy?
- 180 – Eppendorf LoBind®: Evaluation of protein recovery in Eppendorf Protein LoBind Tubes and Plates
- 226 – Use of Eppendorf LoBind® Tubes to consistently prepare and store standard panels for real-time PCR absolute quantifications
- 382 – Comparative Analysis of Protein Recovery Rates in Eppendorf LoBind® and Other “Low Binding” Tubes
- 404 – Total Sample Recovery in Eppendorf Protein LoBind Conical Tubes
- Checklist for a More Sustainable Lab
- Eppendorf LoBind® - Literature References
Technical Documents
- Absolute Tubes
- Conical Competence
- Eppendorf Protein LoBind® Tubes - Your Excellent Choice for Handling and Storage of Viral Samples (in Vaccine Production Workflows)
- Eppendorf Purity Grades Selection Guide
- ACT - Conical Tubes 25 mL with screw cap Protein LoBind PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL Protein LoBind with screw cap PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL Protein LoBind with snap cap PCR clean
- Laboratory Consumables - BSE/TSE
- Laboratory Consumables - General Quality Certificate
- Laboratory Consumables - Per- & Polyfluorinated Alkyl Substances
- Laboratory Consumables - Statement on Nitrosamine
- PCR clean
- Tubes - Trace metal
- Conical Tubes 5 mL/15 mL/25 mL/50 mL Screw Cap
- LoBind Tubes and Plates
- Tubes
- 022 – Application-Specific Requirements for Consumables in the Laboratory
- 023 – Chemical stability of consumables
- 071 – How Can I Improve Sustainability in My Lab?
- 072 – Laboratory Waste – Immutable Fact of Life, or Opportunity for Change?
- 079 – The Different Plastics Used in the Laboratory
- 080 – Recycling Strategies for Plastics: On the Road to Circular Economy?
- 180 – Eppendorf LoBind®: Evaluation of protein recovery in Eppendorf Protein LoBind Tubes and Plates
- 226 – Use of Eppendorf LoBind® Tubes to consistently prepare and store standard panels for real-time PCR absolute quantifications
- 382 – Comparative Analysis of Protein Recovery Rates in Eppendorf LoBind® and Other “Low Binding” Tubes
- 404 – Total Sample Recovery in Eppendorf Protein LoBind Conical Tubes
- Checklist for a More Sustainable Lab
- Eppendorf LoBind® - Literature References
Technical Documents
- Absolute Tubes
- Eppendorf Purity Grades Selection Guide
- The Missing Link
- The Pure Truth
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap Eppendorf Quality
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap Forensic DNA Grade
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap sterile, pyrogen-, DNase-, RNase-, human and bacterial DNA-free
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap, sterile amber
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Biopur
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Eppendorf Quality
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Forensic DNA Grade
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap sterile
- Biopur
- Forensic DNA Grade
- Guaranteed Quality
- Laboratory Consumables - BSE/TSE
- Laboratory Consumables - General Quality Certificate
- Laboratory Consumables - Per- & Polyfluorinated Alkyl Substances
- Laboratory Consumables - Statement on Nitrosamine
- PCR clean
- sterile
- Tubes
- Tubes - Trace metal
- Tubes 5.0 mL
- 023 – Chemical stability of consumables
- 026 – Leachables: Minimizing the Influence of Plastic Consumables on the Laboratory Workflows
- 056 – The best material for original Eppendorf Tubes®: Properties and chemical resistance of polypropylene
- 071 – How Can I Improve Sustainability in My Lab?
- 072 – Laboratory Waste – Immutable Fact of Life, or Opportunity for Change?
- 079 – The Different Plastics Used in the Laboratory
- 080 – Recycling Strategies for Plastics: On the Road to Circular Economy?
- 234 – Centrifugation at 30,000 x g in plasmid DNA precipitation allows better recovery rates and shorter centrifugation times
- 262 – Increased yield with isolation of a low-copy plasmid using Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL compared to the 1.5 mL and 2 mL formats
- 263 – Isolation of total RNA from a human cell line (HEK 293) using TRIzol® in the Eppendorf Tube® 5.0 mL
- 264 – Comparison of Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL to conical 15 mL tubes with a focus on releasable UV-absorbing substances (leachables)
- 265 – Applications of the Eppendorf 5 mL system
- 347 – Protein Sample Preparation in Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL
- 396 – Is That Really DNA in Your Tube? Comparative Analysis of UV-Absorbing Leachables in Micro-Test Tubes
- 417 – Extractables and Leachables in Microcentrifuge Tubes - Extensive HPLC/GC/MS Analysis
- 417 – Summary: Extractables and Leachables in Microcentrifuge Tubes - Extensive HPLC/GC/MS Analysis
- Checklist for a More Sustainable Lab
Technical Documents
- Absolute Tubes
- Eppendorf Purity Grades Selection Guide
- The Missing Link
- The Pure Truth
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap Eppendorf Quality
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap Forensic DNA Grade
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap sterile, pyrogen-, DNase-, RNase-, human and bacterial DNA-free
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap, sterile amber
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Biopur
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Eppendorf Quality
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Forensic DNA Grade
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap sterile
- Biopur
- Forensic DNA Grade
- Guaranteed Quality
- Laboratory Consumables - BSE/TSE
- Laboratory Consumables - General Quality Certificate
- Laboratory Consumables - Per- & Polyfluorinated Alkyl Substances
- Laboratory Consumables - Statement on Nitrosamine
- PCR clean
- sterile
- Tubes
- Tubes - Trace metal
- Tubes 5.0 mL
- 023 – Chemical stability of consumables
- 026 – Leachables: Minimizing the Influence of Plastic Consumables on the Laboratory Workflows
- 056 – The best material for original Eppendorf Tubes®: Properties and chemical resistance of polypropylene
- 071 – How Can I Improve Sustainability in My Lab?
- 072 – Laboratory Waste – Immutable Fact of Life, or Opportunity for Change?
- 079 – The Different Plastics Used in the Laboratory
- 080 – Recycling Strategies for Plastics: On the Road to Circular Economy?
- 234 – Centrifugation at 30,000 x g in plasmid DNA precipitation allows better recovery rates and shorter centrifugation times
- 262 – Increased yield with isolation of a low-copy plasmid using Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL compared to the 1.5 mL and 2 mL formats
- 263 – Isolation of total RNA from a human cell line (HEK 293) using TRIzol® in the Eppendorf Tube® 5.0 mL
- 264 – Comparison of Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL to conical 15 mL tubes with a focus on releasable UV-absorbing substances (leachables)
- 265 – Applications of the Eppendorf 5 mL system
- 347 – Protein Sample Preparation in Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL
- 396 – Is That Really DNA in Your Tube? Comparative Analysis of UV-Absorbing Leachables in Micro-Test Tubes
- 417 – Extractables and Leachables in Microcentrifuge Tubes - Extensive HPLC/GC/MS Analysis
- 417 – Summary: Extractables and Leachables in Microcentrifuge Tubes - Extensive HPLC/GC/MS Analysis
- Checklist for a More Sustainable Lab
Technical Documents
- Absolute Tubes
- Eppendorf Purity Grades Selection Guide
- The Missing Link
- The Pure Truth
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap Eppendorf Quality
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap Forensic DNA Grade
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap sterile, pyrogen-, DNase-, RNase-, human and bacterial DNA-free
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap, sterile amber
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Biopur
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Eppendorf Quality
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Forensic DNA Grade
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap sterile
- Biopur
- Forensic DNA Grade
- Guaranteed Quality
- Laboratory Consumables - BSE/TSE
- Laboratory Consumables - General Quality Certificate
- Laboratory Consumables - Per- & Polyfluorinated Alkyl Substances
- Laboratory Consumables - Statement on Nitrosamine
- PCR clean
- sterile
- Tubes
- Tubes - Trace metal
- Tubes 5.0 mL
- 023 – Chemical stability of consumables
- 026 – Leachables: Minimizing the Influence of Plastic Consumables on the Laboratory Workflows
- 056 – The best material for original Eppendorf Tubes®: Properties and chemical resistance of polypropylene
- 071 – How Can I Improve Sustainability in My Lab?
- 072 – Laboratory Waste – Immutable Fact of Life, or Opportunity for Change?
- 079 – The Different Plastics Used in the Laboratory
- 080 – Recycling Strategies for Plastics: On the Road to Circular Economy?
- 234 – Centrifugation at 30,000 x g in plasmid DNA precipitation allows better recovery rates and shorter centrifugation times
- 262 – Increased yield with isolation of a low-copy plasmid using Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL compared to the 1.5 mL and 2 mL formats
- 263 – Isolation of total RNA from a human cell line (HEK 293) using TRIzol® in the Eppendorf Tube® 5.0 mL
- 264 – Comparison of Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL to conical 15 mL tubes with a focus on releasable UV-absorbing substances (leachables)
- 265 – Applications of the Eppendorf 5 mL system
- 347 – Protein Sample Preparation in Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL
- 396 – Is That Really DNA in Your Tube? Comparative Analysis of UV-Absorbing Leachables in Micro-Test Tubes
- 417 – Extractables and Leachables in Microcentrifuge Tubes - Extensive HPLC/GC/MS Analysis
- 417 – Summary: Extractables and Leachables in Microcentrifuge Tubes - Extensive HPLC/GC/MS Analysis
- Checklist for a More Sustainable Lab
Technical Documents
- Absolute Tubes
- Eppendorf Purity Grades Selection Guide
- The Missing Link
- The Pure Truth
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap Eppendorf Quality
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap Forensic DNA Grade
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap sterile, pyrogen-, DNase-, RNase-, human and bacterial DNA-free
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap, sterile amber
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Biopur
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Eppendorf Quality
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Forensic DNA Grade
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap sterile
- Biopur
- Forensic DNA Grade
- Guaranteed Quality
- Laboratory Consumables - BSE/TSE
- Laboratory Consumables - General Quality Certificate
- Laboratory Consumables - Per- & Polyfluorinated Alkyl Substances
- Laboratory Consumables - Statement on Nitrosamine
- PCR clean
- sterile
- Tubes
- Tubes - Trace metal
- Tubes 5.0 mL
- 023 – Chemical stability of consumables
- 026 – Leachables: Minimizing the Influence of Plastic Consumables on the Laboratory Workflows
- 056 – The best material for original Eppendorf Tubes®: Properties and chemical resistance of polypropylene
- 071 – How Can I Improve Sustainability in My Lab?
- 072 – Laboratory Waste – Immutable Fact of Life, or Opportunity for Change?
- 079 – The Different Plastics Used in the Laboratory
- 080 – Recycling Strategies for Plastics: On the Road to Circular Economy?
- 234 – Centrifugation at 30,000 x g in plasmid DNA precipitation allows better recovery rates and shorter centrifugation times
- 262 – Increased yield with isolation of a low-copy plasmid using Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL compared to the 1.5 mL and 2 mL formats
- 263 – Isolation of total RNA from a human cell line (HEK 293) using TRIzol® in the Eppendorf Tube® 5.0 mL
- 264 – Comparison of Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL to conical 15 mL tubes with a focus on releasable UV-absorbing substances (leachables)
- 265 – Applications of the Eppendorf 5 mL system
- 347 – Protein Sample Preparation in Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL
- 396 – Is That Really DNA in Your Tube? Comparative Analysis of UV-Absorbing Leachables in Micro-Test Tubes
- 417 – Extractables and Leachables in Microcentrifuge Tubes - Extensive HPLC/GC/MS Analysis
- 417 – Summary: Extractables and Leachables in Microcentrifuge Tubes - Extensive HPLC/GC/MS Analysis
- Checklist for a More Sustainable Lab
Technical Documents
- Absolute Tubes
- Eppendorf Purity Grades Selection Guide
- The Missing Link
- The Pure Truth
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap Eppendorf Quality
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap Forensic DNA Grade
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap sterile, pyrogen-, DNase-, RNase-, human and bacterial DNA-free
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap, sterile amber
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Biopur
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Eppendorf Quality
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Forensic DNA Grade
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap sterile
- Biopur
- Forensic DNA Grade
- Guaranteed Quality
- Laboratory Consumables - BSE/TSE
- Laboratory Consumables - General Quality Certificate
- Laboratory Consumables - Per- & Polyfluorinated Alkyl Substances
- Laboratory Consumables - Statement on Nitrosamine
- PCR clean
- sterile
- Tubes
- Tubes - Trace metal
- Tubes 5.0 mL
- 023 – Chemical stability of consumables
- 026 – Leachables: Minimizing the Influence of Plastic Consumables on the Laboratory Workflows
- 056 – The best material for original Eppendorf Tubes®: Properties and chemical resistance of polypropylene
- 071 – How Can I Improve Sustainability in My Lab?
- 072 – Laboratory Waste – Immutable Fact of Life, or Opportunity for Change?
- 079 – The Different Plastics Used in the Laboratory
- 080 – Recycling Strategies for Plastics: On the Road to Circular Economy?
- 234 – Centrifugation at 30,000 x g in plasmid DNA precipitation allows better recovery rates and shorter centrifugation times
- 262 – Increased yield with isolation of a low-copy plasmid using Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL compared to the 1.5 mL and 2 mL formats
- 263 – Isolation of total RNA from a human cell line (HEK 293) using TRIzol® in the Eppendorf Tube® 5.0 mL
- 264 – Comparison of Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL to conical 15 mL tubes with a focus on releasable UV-absorbing substances (leachables)
- 265 – Applications of the Eppendorf 5 mL system
- 347 – Protein Sample Preparation in Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL
- 396 – Is That Really DNA in Your Tube? Comparative Analysis of UV-Absorbing Leachables in Micro-Test Tubes
- 417 – Extractables and Leachables in Microcentrifuge Tubes - Extensive HPLC/GC/MS Analysis
- 417 – Summary: Extractables and Leachables in Microcentrifuge Tubes - Extensive HPLC/GC/MS Analysis
- Checklist for a More Sustainable Lab
Technical Documents
- Absolute Tubes
- Eppendorf Purity Grades Selection Guide
- The Missing Link
- The Pure Truth
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap Eppendorf Quality
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap Forensic DNA Grade
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap sterile, pyrogen-, DNase-, RNase-, human and bacterial DNA-free
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap, sterile amber
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Biopur
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Eppendorf Quality
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Forensic DNA Grade
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap sterile
- Biopur
- Forensic DNA Grade
- Guaranteed Quality
- Laboratory Consumables - BSE/TSE
- Laboratory Consumables - General Quality Certificate
- Laboratory Consumables - Per- & Polyfluorinated Alkyl Substances
- Laboratory Consumables - Statement on Nitrosamine
- PCR clean
- sterile
- Tubes
- Tubes - Trace metal
- Tubes 5.0 mL
- 023 – Chemical stability of consumables
- 026 – Leachables: Minimizing the Influence of Plastic Consumables on the Laboratory Workflows
- 056 – The best material for original Eppendorf Tubes®: Properties and chemical resistance of polypropylene
- 071 – How Can I Improve Sustainability in My Lab?
- 072 – Laboratory Waste – Immutable Fact of Life, or Opportunity for Change?
- 079 – The Different Plastics Used in the Laboratory
- 080 – Recycling Strategies for Plastics: On the Road to Circular Economy?
- 234 – Centrifugation at 30,000 x g in plasmid DNA precipitation allows better recovery rates and shorter centrifugation times
- 262 – Increased yield with isolation of a low-copy plasmid using Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL compared to the 1.5 mL and 2 mL formats
- 263 – Isolation of total RNA from a human cell line (HEK 293) using TRIzol® in the Eppendorf Tube® 5.0 mL
- 264 – Comparison of Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL to conical 15 mL tubes with a focus on releasable UV-absorbing substances (leachables)
- 265 – Applications of the Eppendorf 5 mL system
- 347 – Protein Sample Preparation in Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL
- 396 – Is That Really DNA in Your Tube? Comparative Analysis of UV-Absorbing Leachables in Micro-Test Tubes
- 417 – Extractables and Leachables in Microcentrifuge Tubes - Extensive HPLC/GC/MS Analysis
- 417 – Summary: Extractables and Leachables in Microcentrifuge Tubes - Extensive HPLC/GC/MS Analysis
- Checklist for a More Sustainable Lab
Technical Documents
- Absolute Tubes
- Eppendorf Purity Grades Selection Guide
- ACT - Conical Tubes 25 mL with screw cap DNA LoBind PCR clean
- ACT - Conical Tubes 25 mL with SnapTec DNA LoBind PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL DNA LoBind PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL DNA LoBind with screw cap PCR clean
- Laboratory Consumables - BSE/TSE
- Laboratory Consumables - General Quality Certificate
- Laboratory Consumables - Per- & Polyfluorinated Alkyl Substances
- Laboratory Consumables - Statement on Nitrosamine
- PCR clean
- Tubes - Trace metal
- Conical Tubes 5 mL/15 mL/25 mL/50 mL Screw Cap
- LoBind Tubes and Plates
- Tubes
- 023 – Chemical stability of consumables
- 071 – How Can I Improve Sustainability in My Lab?
- 072 – Laboratory Waste – Immutable Fact of Life, or Opportunity for Change?
- 079 – The Different Plastics Used in the Laboratory
- 080 – Recycling Strategies for Plastics: On the Road to Circular Economy?
- 180 – Eppendorf LoBind®: Evaluation of protein recovery in Eppendorf Protein LoBind Tubes and Plates
- 226 – Use of Eppendorf LoBind® Tubes to consistently prepare and store standard panels for real-time PCR absolute quantifications
- Checklist for a More Sustainable Lab
- Eppendorf LoBind® - Literature References
Technical Documents
- Absolute Tubes
- Eppendorf Purity Grades Selection Guide
- The Missing Link
- The Pure Truth
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap Eppendorf Quality
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap Forensic DNA Grade
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap sterile, pyrogen-, DNase-, RNase-, human and bacterial DNA-free
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with screw cap, sterile amber
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Biopur
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Eppendorf Quality
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap Forensic DNA Grade
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL with snap cap sterile
- Biopur
- Forensic DNA Grade
- Guaranteed Quality
- Laboratory Consumables - BSE/TSE
- Laboratory Consumables - General Quality Certificate
- Laboratory Consumables - Per- & Polyfluorinated Alkyl Substances
- Laboratory Consumables - Statement on Nitrosamine
- PCR clean
- sterile
- Tubes
- Tubes - Trace metal
- Tubes 5.0 mL
- 023 – Chemical stability of consumables
- 026 – Leachables: Minimizing the Influence of Plastic Consumables on the Laboratory Workflows
- 056 – The best material for original Eppendorf Tubes®: Properties and chemical resistance of polypropylene
- 071 – How Can I Improve Sustainability in My Lab?
- 072 – Laboratory Waste – Immutable Fact of Life, or Opportunity for Change?
- 079 – The Different Plastics Used in the Laboratory
- 080 – Recycling Strategies for Plastics: On the Road to Circular Economy?
- 234 – Centrifugation at 30,000 x g in plasmid DNA precipitation allows better recovery rates and shorter centrifugation times
- 262 – Increased yield with isolation of a low-copy plasmid using Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL compared to the 1.5 mL and 2 mL formats
- 263 – Isolation of total RNA from a human cell line (HEK 293) using TRIzol® in the Eppendorf Tube® 5.0 mL
- 264 – Comparison of Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL to conical 15 mL tubes with a focus on releasable UV-absorbing substances (leachables)
- 265 – Applications of the Eppendorf 5 mL system
- 347 – Protein Sample Preparation in Eppendorf Tubes® 5.0 mL
- 396 – Is That Really DNA in Your Tube? Comparative Analysis of UV-Absorbing Leachables in Micro-Test Tubes
- 417 – Extractables and Leachables in Microcentrifuge Tubes - Extensive HPLC/GC/MS Analysis
- 417 – Summary: Extractables and Leachables in Microcentrifuge Tubes - Extensive HPLC/GC/MS Analysis
- Checklist for a More Sustainable Lab
Technical Documents
- Absolute Tubes
- Eppendorf Purity Grades Selection Guide
- ACT - Conical Tubes 25 mL with screw cap DNA LoBind PCR clean
- ACT - Conical Tubes 25 mL with SnapTec DNA LoBind PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL DNA LoBind PCR clean
- ACT - Tubes 5.0 mL DNA LoBind with screw cap PCR clean
- Laboratory Consumables - BSE/TSE
- Laboratory Consumables - General Quality Certificate
- Laboratory Consumables - Per- & Polyfluorinated Alkyl Substances
- Laboratory Consumables - Statement on Nitrosamine
- PCR clean
- Tubes - Trace metal
- Conical Tubes 5 mL/15 mL/25 mL/50 mL Screw Cap
- LoBind Tubes and Plates
- Tubes
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Detailed Description
Forget impractical and inconvenient processing of sample volumes and find the right vessel for sample volumes up to 5 mL. Eppendorf microtubes are the benchmark for simple and safe sample preparation with options for an easy-access snap cap or a secure screw cap.
Superior microtubes with unrivaled quality
Ensure your DNA and protein data is as reliable as can be! Eppendorf microtubes are manufactured without the use of slip agents, plasticizers and biocides preventing contaminating leachables interfering with quantification assays.
Eppendorf Tubes 5.0 mL
The 5 mL microtube follows 50 years of the Eppendorf microliter system that included the 1.5 mL microtubes, our renowned Thermomixer, Microcentrifuge and Eppendorf pipettes. Building on this established and ever-popular concept, Eppendorf also offers the 5.0 mL system, with components that go hand-in-hand with our 5 mL microtubes to help streamline your workflow.
11 Product Options
Catalog Number:
86-2866
List Price:
$266.66
Your Price:
$228.56
Specifications:
| Purity Grade | Protein LoBind® |
| Cap Style | Screw Cap |
| Description | Protein LoBind |
| Qty/Unit | 200 Tubes/Unit |
Catalog Number:
86-896
List Price:
$118.71
Your Price:
$101.76
Specifications:
| Purity Grade | Protein LoBind® |
| Cap Style | Snap Cap |
| Description | PCR Clean |
| Qty/Unit | 100 Tubes/Unit |
Catalog Number:
86-902
List Price:
$131.52
Your Price:
$112.73
Specifications:
| Purity Grade | Sterile |
| Cap Style | Snap Cap |
| Description | Clear |
| Qty/Unit | 200 Tubes/Unit |
Catalog Number:
86-900SC
List Price:
$149.97
Your Price:
$128.54
Specifications:
| Purity Grade | PCR Clean |
| Cap Style | Screw Cap |
| Description | PCR Clean |
| Qty/Unit | 200 Tubes/Unit |
Catalog Number:
86-900
List Price:
$124.17
Your Price:
$106.43
Specifications:
| Purity Grade | PCR Clean |
| Cap Style | Snap Cap |
| Description | PCR Clean |
| Qty/Unit | 200 Tubes/Unit |
Catalog Number:
86-902SC
List Price:
$166.01
Your Price:
$142.3
Specifications:
| Purity Grade | Sterile |
| Cap Style | Screw Cap |
| Description | Clear |
| Qty/Unit | 200 Tubes/Unit |
Catalog Number:
86-899
List Price:
$118.79
Your Price:
$101.82
Specifications:
| Purity Grade | Eppendorf Quality |
| Cap Style | Snap Cap |
| Description | Eppendorf Quality |
| Qty/Unit | 200 Tubes/Unit |
Catalog Number:
86-901
List Price:
$134.39
Your Price:
$115.19
Specifications:
| Purity Grade | Biopur® |
| Cap Style | Snap Cap |
| Description | Individually Wrapped |
| Qty/Unit | 50 Tubes/Unit |
Catalog Number:
86-2865
List Price:
$163.6
Your Price:
$140.23
Specifications:
| Purity Grade | DNA LoBind® |
| Cap Style | Screw Cap |
| Description | DNA LoBind |
| Qty/Unit | 200 Tubes/Unit |
Catalog Number:
86-899SC
List Price:
$132.26
Your Price:
$113.36
Specifications:
| Purity Grade | Eppendorf Quality |
| Cap Style | Screw Cap |
| Description | Eppendorf Quality |
| Qty/Unit | 2 Bags x 100 Tubes/Unit |
Catalog Number:
86-897
List Price:
$144.49
Your Price:
$123.85
Specifications:
| Purity Grade | DNA LoBind® |
| Cap Style | Snap Cap |
| Description | PCR Clean |
| Qty/Unit | 200 Tubes/Unit |
| Catalog # | Description | Qty/Unit | Purity Grade | Cap Style | Price (USD) | Quantity | Add to Order | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 86-2865 | DNA LoBind | 200 Tubes/Unit | DNA LoBind® | Screw Cap | ||||
| 86-2866 | Protein LoBind | 200 Tubes/Unit | Protein LoBind® | Screw Cap | ||||
| 86-896 | PCR Clean | 100 Tubes/Unit | Protein LoBind® | Snap Cap | ||||
| 86-897 | PCR Clean | 200 Tubes/Unit | DNA LoBind® | Snap Cap | ||||
| 86-899 | Eppendorf Quality | 200 Tubes/Unit | Eppendorf Quality | Snap Cap | ||||
| 86-899SC | Eppendorf Quality | 2 Bags x 100 Tubes/Unit | Eppendorf Quality | Screw Cap | ||||
| 86-900 | PCR Clean | 200 Tubes/Unit | PCR Clean | Snap Cap | ||||
| 86-900SC | PCR Clean | 200 Tubes/Unit | PCR Clean | Screw Cap | ||||
| 86-901 | Individually Wrapped | 50 Tubes/Unit | Biopur® | Snap Cap | ||||
| 86-902 | Clear | 200 Tubes/Unit | Sterile | Snap Cap | ||||
| 86-902SC | Clear | 200 Tubes/Unit | Sterile | Screw Cap |
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