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NEST® PCR Tube, Clear

NEST PCR plates, tubes and accessories for thermal-cycling and molecular-biology workflows.

SKU:
ABM112181
Manufacturer SKU
406112 | 403102 | 401001 | 404001 | 403002
Product type
PCR Plastics

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Manufactured by:
NEST®
Sold by:
ABMIUM
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Product description

PCR Tube, Clear from NEST Scientific for research and laboratory use.

Available configurations

Cat. No. Size and configuration Selling unit
406112 Non-sterile Pack of 125
403102 0.1 mL · Clear · Non-sterile Pack of 125
401001 Flat Cap · Clear · Non-Sterile Case of 10000
404001 0.2 mL · Flat Cap · Clear · Non-sterile Case of 1200
403002 0.2 mL · Clear · Non-sterile Pack of 125

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Domed 8-strip Caps, Non-sterile, 125/pk

NEST Cat. No.: 406112
Selling unit: Pack of 125

NEST Scientific PCR 8 Flat Strip Caps (Cat. No. 406112)

Key Features

Specification Listed detail
Packaging 8 Domed Strips – 125 per pack
Material USP grade VI virgin polypropylene
Detail Molded and packed in ISO 7 cleanroom
Detail Lot tested free DNase/RNase and DNA
Detail Lot tested free BSE/TSE
Detail Certified free of animal products
Detail Product Features
Detail Compatible with most thermal cyclers and real-time PCR machines
Detail Extra-thin walls provide the optimal thermal transfer and shorter cycle times
Detail Easy open leak proof cap makes the loss of reaction less than 5%
Detail Autoclavable

Quality Details

Specification Listed detail
Detail cGMP compliant (21 CFR Part 820)
Detail ISO 13485:2016 and ISO 9001
Detail Produced and packaged in an ISO 7 cleanroom
Detail Non-Cytotoxic, Endotoxin Free
Detail Certified BSE/TSE-free and free of animal-derived ingredients
Specification Listed detail
Detail FAQs – NEST PCR Tubes & Caps
1. What applications are NEST PCR tubes and strips designed for?

NEST PCR tubes and strip tubes are designed for PCR, RT-PCR, qPCR, nucleic acid amplification, genotyping, sequencing preparation, and molecular diagnostics workflows in research and clinical laboratories.

2. What is the difference between 0.1 mL and 0.2 mL PCR tubes?

0.1 mL tubes are low-profile tubes optimized for fast PCR instruments and rapid thermal transfer, while 0.2 mL tubes are standard-profile tubes commonly used in conventional PCR systems.

3. Why are white PCR tubes used for qPCR?

White PCR tubes improve fluorescence signal reflection during real-time PCR (qPCR), increasing sensitivity and improving detection of low-copy nucleic acid targets.

4. Are these PCR tubes compatible with standard thermal cyclers?

Yes. NEST PCR tubes and strip tubes are designed to be compatible with most standard PCR and qPCR thermal cyclers that accept 0.1 mL or 0.2 mL tube formats.

5. What are PCR strip tubes used for?

PCR strip tubes allow multiple samples to be processed simultaneously, improving efficiency and workflow consistency in high-throughput testing environments.

6. What is the advantage of strip caps?

Strip caps provide secure sealing across multiple PCR tubes at once, helping reduce evaporation, contamination risk, and handling time during PCR setup.

7. What is the difference between flat caps and domed caps?

Flat caps provide easier labeling and stacking, while domed caps offer slightly increased internal headspace and can be easier to open and close during repetitive workflows.

8. When should sterile PCR caps be used?

Sterile PCR caps are recommended for contamination-sensitive applications such as clinical diagnostics, molecular diagnostics, qPCR, and low-copy nucleic acid testing.

9. Are the PCR tubes RNase/DNase free?

NEST PCR consumables are manufactured for molecular biology applications and are commonly supplied free from detectable RNase and DNase contamination.

10. Can these tubes be used for real-time PCR (qPCR)?

Yes. Both individual PCR tubes and strip tubes are suitable for qPCR applications, especially the white 0.1 mL strip tubes designed for fluorescence optimization.

11. Are the tubes suitable for sample storage after PCR?

Yes. PCR tubes and strip tubes can be used for temporary sample storage, amplification product storage, and transport when properly sealed.

12. Do the caps provide an evaporation-resistant seal?

Yes. NEST PCR caps are designed to provide a secure fit that minimizes evaporation and helps maintain consistent reaction volumes during thermal cycling.

13. Are these products suitable for high-throughput workflows?

Yes. PCR strip tubes and strip caps are ideal for high-throughput workflows, allowing efficient handling of multiple samples in research and diagnostic laboratories.

14. Can these PCR tubes be used in diagnostic laboratories?

Yes. Sterile versions are particularly suitable for clinical, pharmaceutical, and diagnostic laboratory applications where contamination control is important.

15. What materials are the PCR tubes made from?

NEST PCR tubes are typically manufactured from high-quality virgin polypropylene designed for efficient heat transfer and PCR performance.

16. Are the PCR tubes autoclavable?

Most polypropylene PCR tubes can tolerate standard laboratory temperatures, but PCR consumables are generally intended for single-use applications to reduce contamination risk.

17. What packaging configurations are available?

NEST PCR tubes and caps are available in bulk packs, strip formats, and sterile or non-sterile configurations depending on laboratory workflow requirements.

18. Can these PCR tubes be used for RT-PCR workflows?

Yes. The tubes are suitable for reverse transcription PCR (RT-PCR), gene expression analysis, pathogen detection, and other RNA-based molecular workflows.

19. What industries commonly use PCR strip tubes?

PCR strip tubes are widely used in molecular biology, biotechnology, pharmaceutical research, academic laboratories, clinical diagnostics, food testing, and forensic science laboratories.

20. How do sterile and non-sterile PCR consumables differ?

Sterile PCR consumables undergo sterilization processes to reduce contamination risk and are preferred for sensitive molecular workflows, while non-sterile products are commonly used in routine research applications.

PCR 8 Strip Tubes, 0.1 mL, Clear, Non-sterile, 125/pk

NEST Cat. No.: 403102
Selling unit: Pack of 125

NEST Scientific 0.2 mL PCR 8 Strip Tubes (Cat. No. 403102) - NO CAPS

Key Features

Specification Listed detail
Packaging 8 Strip Tubes – 125 per pack
Detail 0.1 mL/100 µL
Detail CAPS NOT ATTACHED - SOLD SEPARATELY (see 406012/406112)
Material USP grade VI virgin polypropylene
Detail Molded and packed in ISO 7 cleanroom
Detail Lot tested free DNase/RNase and DNA
Detail Lot tested free BSE/TSE
Detail Certified free of animal products
Detail Product Features
Detail Compatible with most thermal cyclers and real-time PCR machines
Detail Extra-thin walls provide the optimal thermal transfer and shorter cycle times
Detail Easy open leak proof cap makes the loss of reaction less than 5%
Detail Autoclavable

Quality Details

Specification Listed detail
Detail cGMP compliant (21 CFR Part 820)
Detail ISO 13485:2016 and ISO 9001
Detail Produced and packaged in an ISO 7 cleanroom
Detail Non-Cytotoxic, Endotoxin Free
Detail Certified BSE/TSE-free and free of animal-derived ingredients
Specification Listed detail
Detail FAQs – NEST PCR Tubes & Caps
1. What applications are NEST PCR tubes and strips designed for?

NEST PCR tubes and strip tubes are designed for PCR, RT-PCR, qPCR, nucleic acid amplification, genotyping, sequencing preparation, and molecular diagnostics workflows in research and clinical laboratories.

2. What is the difference between 0.1 mL and 0.2 mL PCR tubes?

0.1 mL tubes are low-profile tubes optimized for fast PCR instruments and rapid thermal transfer, while 0.2 mL tubes are standard-profile tubes commonly used in conventional PCR systems.

3. Why are white PCR tubes used for qPCR?

White PCR tubes improve fluorescence signal reflection during real-time PCR (qPCR), increasing sensitivity and improving detection of low-copy nucleic acid targets.

4. Are these PCR tubes compatible with standard thermal cyclers?

Yes. NEST PCR tubes and strip tubes are designed to be compatible with most standard PCR and qPCR thermal cyclers that accept 0.1 mL or 0.2 mL tube formats.

5. What are PCR strip tubes used for?

PCR strip tubes allow multiple samples to be processed simultaneously, improving efficiency and workflow consistency in high-throughput testing environments.

6. What is the advantage of strip caps?

Strip caps provide secure sealing across multiple PCR tubes at once, helping reduce evaporation, contamination risk, and handling time during PCR setup.

7. What is the difference between flat caps and domed caps?

Flat caps provide easier labeling and stacking, while domed caps offer slightly increased internal headspace and can be easier to open and close during repetitive workflows.

8. When should sterile PCR caps be used?

Sterile PCR caps are recommended for contamination-sensitive applications such as clinical diagnostics, molecular diagnostics, qPCR, and low-copy nucleic acid testing.

9. Are the PCR tubes RNase/DNase free?

NEST PCR consumables are manufactured for molecular biology applications and are commonly supplied free from detectable RNase and DNase contamination.

10. Can these tubes be used for real-time PCR (qPCR)?

Yes. Both individual PCR tubes and strip tubes are suitable for qPCR applications, especially the white 0.1 mL strip tubes designed for fluorescence optimization.

11. Are the tubes suitable for sample storage after PCR?

Yes. PCR tubes and strip tubes can be used for temporary sample storage, amplification product storage, and transport when properly sealed.

12. Do the caps provide an evaporation-resistant seal?

Yes. NEST PCR caps are designed to provide a secure fit that minimizes evaporation and helps maintain consistent reaction volumes during thermal cycling.

13. Are these products suitable for high-throughput workflows?

Yes. PCR strip tubes and strip caps are ideal for high-throughput workflows, allowing efficient handling of multiple samples in research and diagnostic laboratories.

14. Can these PCR tubes be used in diagnostic laboratories?

Yes. Sterile versions are particularly suitable for clinical, pharmaceutical, and diagnostic laboratory applications where contamination control is important.

15. What materials are the PCR tubes made from?

NEST PCR tubes are typically manufactured from high-quality virgin polypropylene designed for efficient heat transfer and PCR performance.

16. Are the PCR tubes autoclavable?

Most polypropylene PCR tubes can tolerate standard laboratory temperatures, but PCR consumables are generally intended for single-use applications to reduce contamination risk.

17. What packaging configurations are available?

NEST PCR tubes and caps are available in bulk packs, strip formats, and sterile or non-sterile configurations depending on laboratory workflow requirements.

18. Can these PCR tubes be used for RT-PCR workflows?

Yes. The tubes are suitable for reverse transcription PCR (RT-PCR), gene expression analysis, pathogen detection, and other RNA-based molecular workflows.

19. What industries commonly use PCR strip tubes?

PCR strip tubes are widely used in molecular biology, biotechnology, pharmaceutical research, academic laboratories, clinical diagnostics, food testing, and forensic science laboratories.

20. How do sterile and non-sterile PCR consumables differ?

Sterile PCR consumables undergo sterilization processes to reduce contamination risk and are preferred for sensitive molecular workflows, while non-sterile products are commonly used in routine research applications.

PCR Tube 0.2 mL, Flat Cap, Clear, Non-Sterile, 1000/pk

NEST Cat. No.: 401001
Selling unit: Case of 10000

NEST Scientific 0.2 mL PCR Tubes (Cat. No. 401001)

Key Features

Specification Listed detail
Packaging Individual Tubes – 1000 tubes per pack
Detail 0.2 mL/200 µL
Detail Flat caps
Material USP grade VI virgin polypropylene
Detail Molded and packed in ISO 7 cleanroom
Detail Lot tested free DNase/RNase and DNA
Detail Lot tested free BSE/TSE
Detail Certified free of animal products
Detail Product Features
Detail Compatible with most thermal cyclers and real-time PCR machines
Detail Extra-thin walls provide the optimal thermal transfer and shorter cycle times
Detail Easy open leak proof cap makes the loss of reaction less than 5%
Detail Autoclavable

Quality Details

Specification Listed detail
Detail cGMP compliant (21 CFR Part 820)
Detail ISO 13485:2016 and ISO 9001
Detail Produced and packaged in an ISO 7 cleanroom
Detail Non-Cytotoxic, Endotoxin Free
Detail Certified BSE/TSE-free and free of animal-derived ingredients
Detail Nest Scientific PCR tubes are an affordable option for small scale PCR reactions. They come
Detail 1000 tubes to a pack. Made of USP grade VI virgin polypropylene in an ISO 7 and cGMP
Detail compliant facility. Lot tested free of DNase, RNase and DNA. Not sure if they are right for your
Specification Listed detail
Detail FAQs – NEST PCR Tubes & Caps
1. What applications are NEST PCR tubes and strips designed for?

NEST PCR tubes and strip tubes are designed for PCR, RT-PCR, qPCR, nucleic acid amplification, genotyping, sequencing preparation, and molecular diagnostics workflows in research and clinical laboratories.

2. What is the difference between 0.1 mL and 0.2 mL PCR tubes?

0.1 mL tubes are low-profile tubes optimized for fast PCR instruments and rapid thermal transfer, while 0.2 mL tubes are standard-profile tubes commonly used in conventional PCR systems.

3. Why are white PCR tubes used for qPCR?

White PCR tubes improve fluorescence signal reflection during real-time PCR (qPCR), increasing sensitivity and improving detection of low-copy nucleic acid targets.

4. Are these PCR tubes compatible with standard thermal cyclers?

Yes. NEST PCR tubes and strip tubes are designed to be compatible with most standard PCR and qPCR thermal cyclers that accept 0.1 mL or 0.2 mL tube formats.

5. What are PCR strip tubes used for?

PCR strip tubes allow multiple samples to be processed simultaneously, improving efficiency and workflow consistency in high-throughput testing environments.

6. What is the advantage of strip caps?

Strip caps provide secure sealing across multiple PCR tubes at once, helping reduce evaporation, contamination risk, and handling time during PCR setup.

7. What is the difference between flat caps and domed caps?

Flat caps provide easier labeling and stacking, while domed caps offer slightly increased internal headspace and can be easier to open and close during repetitive workflows.

8. When should sterile PCR caps be used?

Sterile PCR caps are recommended for contamination-sensitive applications such as clinical diagnostics, molecular diagnostics, qPCR, and low-copy nucleic acid testing.

9. Are the PCR tubes RNase/DNase free?

NEST PCR consumables are manufactured for molecular biology applications and are commonly supplied free from detectable RNase and DNase contamination.

10. Can these tubes be used for real-time PCR (qPCR)?

Yes. Both individual PCR tubes and strip tubes are suitable for qPCR applications, especially the white 0.1 mL strip tubes designed for fluorescence optimization.

11. Are the tubes suitable for sample storage after PCR?

Yes. PCR tubes and strip tubes can be used for temporary sample storage, amplification product storage, and transport when properly sealed.

12. Do the caps provide an evaporation-resistant seal?

Yes. NEST PCR caps are designed to provide a secure fit that minimizes evaporation and helps maintain consistent reaction volumes during thermal cycling.

13. Are these products suitable for high-throughput workflows?

Yes. PCR strip tubes and strip caps are ideal for high-throughput workflows, allowing efficient handling of multiple samples in research and diagnostic laboratories.

14. Can these PCR tubes be used in diagnostic laboratories?

Yes. Sterile versions are particularly suitable for clinical, pharmaceutical, and diagnostic laboratory applications where contamination control is important.

15. What materials are the PCR tubes made from?

NEST PCR tubes are typically manufactured from high-quality virgin polypropylene designed for efficient heat transfer and PCR performance.

16. Are the PCR tubes autoclavable?

Most polypropylene PCR tubes can tolerate standard laboratory temperatures, but PCR consumables are generally intended for single-use applications to reduce contamination risk.

17. What packaging configurations are available?

NEST PCR tubes and caps are available in bulk packs, strip formats, and sterile or non-sterile configurations depending on laboratory workflow requirements.

18. Can these PCR tubes be used for RT-PCR workflows?

Yes. The tubes are suitable for reverse transcription PCR (RT-PCR), gene expression analysis, pathogen detection, and other RNA-based molecular workflows.

19. What industries commonly use PCR strip tubes?

PCR strip tubes are widely used in molecular biology, biotechnology, pharmaceutical research, academic laboratories, clinical diagnostics, food testing, and forensic science laboratories.

20. How do sterile and non-sterile PCR consumables differ?

Sterile PCR consumables undergo sterilization processes to reduce contamination risk and are preferred for sensitive molecular workflows, while non-sterile products are commonly used in routine research applications.

PCR 8 Strip Tubes, 0.2 mL, Flat Cap, Clear, Non-sterile, 120/pk

NEST Cat. No.: 404001
Selling unit: Case of 1200

NEST Scientific 0.2 mL PCR 8 Strip Tubes (Cat. No. 404001)

Key Features

Specification Listed detail
Packaging 8 Strip Tubes – 120 per pack
Detail 0.2 mL/200 µL
Detail Flat caps
Material USP grade VI virgin polypropylene
Detail Molded and packed in ISO 7 cleanroom
Detail Lot tested free DNase/RNase and DNA
Detail Lot tested free BSE/TSE
Detail Certified free of animal products
Detail Product Features
Detail Compatible with most thermal cyclers and real-time PCR machines
Detail Extra-thin walls provide the optimal thermal transfer and shorter cycle times
Detail Easy open leak proof cap makes the loss of reaction less than 5%
Detail Autoclavable

Quality Details

Specification Listed detail
Detail cGMP compliant (21 CFR Part 820)
Detail ISO 13485:2016 and ISO 9001
Detail Produced and packaged in an ISO 7 cleanroom
Detail Non-Cytotoxic, Endotoxin Free
Detail Certified BSE/TSE-free and free of animal-derived ingredients
Specification Listed detail
Detail FAQs – NEST PCR Tubes & Caps
1. What applications are NEST PCR tubes and strips designed for?

NEST PCR tubes and strip tubes are designed for PCR, RT-PCR, qPCR, nucleic acid amplification, genotyping, sequencing preparation, and molecular diagnostics workflows in research and clinical laboratories.

2. What is the difference between 0.1 mL and 0.2 mL PCR tubes?

0.1 mL tubes are low-profile tubes optimized for fast PCR instruments and rapid thermal transfer, while 0.2 mL tubes are standard-profile tubes commonly used in conventional PCR systems.

3. Why are white PCR tubes used for qPCR?

White PCR tubes improve fluorescence signal reflection during real-time PCR (qPCR), increasing sensitivity and improving detection of low-copy nucleic acid targets.

4. Are these PCR tubes compatible with standard thermal cyclers?

Yes. NEST PCR tubes and strip tubes are designed to be compatible with most standard PCR and qPCR thermal cyclers that accept 0.1 mL or 0.2 mL tube formats.

5. What are PCR strip tubes used for?

PCR strip tubes allow multiple samples to be processed simultaneously, improving efficiency and workflow consistency in high-throughput testing environments.

6. What is the advantage of strip caps?

Strip caps provide secure sealing across multiple PCR tubes at once, helping reduce evaporation, contamination risk, and handling time during PCR setup.

7. What is the difference between flat caps and domed caps?

Flat caps provide easier labeling and stacking, while domed caps offer slightly increased internal headspace and can be easier to open and close during repetitive workflows.

8. When should sterile PCR caps be used?

Sterile PCR caps are recommended for contamination-sensitive applications such as clinical diagnostics, molecular diagnostics, qPCR, and low-copy nucleic acid testing.

9. Are the PCR tubes RNase/DNase free?

NEST PCR consumables are manufactured for molecular biology applications and are commonly supplied free from detectable RNase and DNase contamination.

10. Can these tubes be used for real-time PCR (qPCR)?

Yes. Both individual PCR tubes and strip tubes are suitable for qPCR applications, especially the white 0.1 mL strip tubes designed for fluorescence optimization.

11. Are the tubes suitable for sample storage after PCR?

Yes. PCR tubes and strip tubes can be used for temporary sample storage, amplification product storage, and transport when properly sealed.

12. Do the caps provide an evaporation-resistant seal?

Yes. NEST PCR caps are designed to provide a secure fit that minimizes evaporation and helps maintain consistent reaction volumes during thermal cycling.

13. Are these products suitable for high-throughput workflows?

Yes. PCR strip tubes and strip caps are ideal for high-throughput workflows, allowing efficient handling of multiple samples in research and diagnostic laboratories.

14. Can these PCR tubes be used in diagnostic laboratories?

Yes. Sterile versions are particularly suitable for clinical, pharmaceutical, and diagnostic laboratory applications where contamination control is important.

15. What materials are the PCR tubes made from?

NEST PCR tubes are typically manufactured from high-quality virgin polypropylene designed for efficient heat transfer and PCR performance.

16. Are the PCR tubes autoclavable?

Most polypropylene PCR tubes can tolerate standard laboratory temperatures, but PCR consumables are generally intended for single-use applications to reduce contamination risk.

17. What packaging configurations are available?

NEST PCR tubes and caps are available in bulk packs, strip formats, and sterile or non-sterile configurations depending on laboratory workflow requirements.

18. Can these PCR tubes be used for RT-PCR workflows?

Yes. The tubes are suitable for reverse transcription PCR (RT-PCR), gene expression analysis, pathogen detection, and other RNA-based molecular workflows.

19. What industries commonly use PCR strip tubes?

PCR strip tubes are widely used in molecular biology, biotechnology, pharmaceutical research, academic laboratories, clinical diagnostics, food testing, and forensic science laboratories.

20. How do sterile and non-sterile PCR consumables differ?

Sterile PCR consumables undergo sterilization processes to reduce contamination risk and are preferred for sensitive molecular workflows, while non-sterile products are commonly used in routine research applications.

PCR 8 Strip Tubes, 0.2 mL, Clear, Non-sterile, 125/pk

NEST Cat. No.: 403002
Selling unit: Pack of 125

NEST Scientific 0.2 mL PCR 8 Strip Tubes (Cat. No. 403002) - NO CAPS

Key Features

Specification Listed detail
Packaging 8 Strip Tubes – 125 per pack
Detail 0.2 mL/200 µL
Detail CAPS NOT ATTACHED - SOLD SEPARATELY (see 406012/406112)
Material USP grade VI virgin polypropylene
Detail Molded and packed in ISO 7 cleanroom
Detail Lot tested free DNase/RNase and DNA
Detail Lot tested free BSE/TSE
Detail Certified free of animal products
Detail Product Features
Detail Compatible with most thermal cyclers and real-time PCR machines
Detail Extra-thin walls provide the optimal thermal transfer and shorter cycle times
Detail Easy open leak proof cap makes the loss of reaction less than 5%
Detail Autoclavable

Quality Details

Specification Listed detail
Detail cGMP compliant (21 CFR Part 820)
Detail ISO 13485:2016 and ISO 9001
Detail Produced and packaged in an ISO 7 cleanroom
Detail Non-Cytotoxic, Endotoxin Free
Detail Certified BSE/TSE-free and free of animal-derived ingredients
Specification Listed detail
Detail FAQs – NEST PCR Tubes & Caps
1. What applications are NEST PCR tubes and strips designed for?

NEST PCR tubes and strip tubes are designed for PCR, RT-PCR, qPCR, nucleic acid amplification, genotyping, sequencing preparation, and molecular diagnostics workflows in research and clinical laboratories.

2. What is the difference between 0.1 mL and 0.2 mL PCR tubes?

0.1 mL tubes are low-profile tubes optimized for fast PCR instruments and rapid thermal transfer, while 0.2 mL tubes are standard-profile tubes commonly used in conventional PCR systems.

3. Why are white PCR tubes used for qPCR?

White PCR tubes improve fluorescence signal reflection during real-time PCR (qPCR), increasing sensitivity and improving detection of low-copy nucleic acid targets.

4. Are these PCR tubes compatible with standard thermal cyclers?

Yes. NEST PCR tubes and strip tubes are designed to be compatible with most standard PCR and qPCR thermal cyclers that accept 0.1 mL or 0.2 mL tube formats.

5. What are PCR strip tubes used for?

PCR strip tubes allow multiple samples to be processed simultaneously, improving efficiency and workflow consistency in high-throughput testing environments.

6. What is the advantage of strip caps?

Strip caps provide secure sealing across multiple PCR tubes at once, helping reduce evaporation, contamination risk, and handling time during PCR setup.

7. What is the difference between flat caps and domed caps?

Flat caps provide easier labeling and stacking, while domed caps offer slightly increased internal headspace and can be easier to open and close during repetitive workflows.

8. When should sterile PCR caps be used?

Sterile PCR caps are recommended for contamination-sensitive applications such as clinical diagnostics, molecular diagnostics, qPCR, and low-copy nucleic acid testing.

9. Are the PCR tubes RNase/DNase free?

NEST PCR consumables are manufactured for molecular biology applications and are commonly supplied free from detectable RNase and DNase contamination.

10. Can these tubes be used for real-time PCR (qPCR)?

Yes. Both individual PCR tubes and strip tubes are suitable for qPCR applications, especially the white 0.1 mL strip tubes designed for fluorescence optimization.

11. Are the tubes suitable for sample storage after PCR?

Yes. PCR tubes and strip tubes can be used for temporary sample storage, amplification product storage, and transport when properly sealed.

12. Do the caps provide an evaporation-resistant seal?

Yes. NEST PCR caps are designed to provide a secure fit that minimizes evaporation and helps maintain consistent reaction volumes during thermal cycling.

13. Are these products suitable for high-throughput workflows?

Yes. PCR strip tubes and strip caps are ideal for high-throughput workflows, allowing efficient handling of multiple samples in research and diagnostic laboratories.

14. Can these PCR tubes be used in diagnostic laboratories?

Yes. Sterile versions are particularly suitable for clinical, pharmaceutical, and diagnostic laboratory applications where contamination control is important.

15. What materials are the PCR tubes made from?

NEST PCR tubes are typically manufactured from high-quality virgin polypropylene designed for efficient heat transfer and PCR performance.

16. Are the PCR tubes autoclavable?

Most polypropylene PCR tubes can tolerate standard laboratory temperatures, but PCR consumables are generally intended for single-use applications to reduce contamination risk.

17. What packaging configurations are available?

NEST PCR tubes and caps are available in bulk packs, strip formats, and sterile or non-sterile configurations depending on laboratory workflow requirements.

18. Can these PCR tubes be used for RT-PCR workflows?

Yes. The tubes are suitable for reverse transcription PCR (RT-PCR), gene expression analysis, pathogen detection, and other RNA-based molecular workflows.

19. What industries commonly use PCR strip tubes?

PCR strip tubes are widely used in molecular biology, biotechnology, pharmaceutical research, academic laboratories, clinical diagnostics, food testing, and forensic science laboratories.

20. How do sterile and non-sterile PCR consumables differ?

Sterile PCR consumables undergo sterilization processes to reduce contamination risk and are preferred for sensitive molecular workflows, while non-sterile products are commonly used in routine research applications.

Key facts & specifications
Research areas
PCR setup and amplification workflows, PCR plate sealing and handling, Molecular biology sample preparation
Capacity / size
0.1 mL; 0.2 mL
Quantity per pack
Pack of 125
Colour
Clear
Sterile
No
Identifiers & database references
Manufacturer SKU
406112 | 403102 | 401001 | 404001 | 403002
Storage, stability & shipping
Storage conditions
Room temperature
Shipped at
Ambient
Short-term storage
Room temperature
Long-term storage
Room temperature
Compliance & documents
ISO certifications
ISO 9001, ISO 13485, ISO 11137
Frequently asked questions
Who manufactured this product?

This product is manufactured by NEST® and sold through ABMIUM without relabelling.

Can ABMIUM ship this product internationally?

ABMIUM supports global orders. Availability, shipping requirements and applicable import arrangements are confirmed before fulfilment where required.

Can I check suitability before ordering?

Yes. Send your target, sample, application and experimental conditions through ABMIUM MATCH or technical support.

Is this product for clinical use?

Unless the listing expressly states otherwise, ABMIUM products are supplied for research use only and are not for diagnostic or therapeutic use.

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