What is the diameter of the tubes? I need to see if they fit in my centrifuge.
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The 15ml tubes are almost 12cm long, 1.2cm diameter without the lid, the lid is 2cm.
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I am unable to measure the stem diameter as they are already on the unit, which is full of stuff and to heavy to even lift a pinch to measure. I agree with Jill, it is certainly less than an inch. If you have access to wire shelving unit (local box store), you can just check diameter of the whole in the stem. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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These came in a tube. 16 inches long and diameter 2 1/4 inches.Tube with sheets in it weighs 11.9 oz. I got these because they were way cheaper than the ones that come with the Excalibur dehydrator. I have not used them yet but they seem good quality.
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I'm not sure about the size, but they the flare type and are the same size on both ends of the tubing. These are standard, they worked on my 20 year old central unit fitting.
2160903
Theres 4 tubes 1 1/2 inch, 1 1/4 inch, 13/16 inch, 5/8 inch. I measured them with a ruler so the + and - is about a 16 of and inch.
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not sure of diameter but it is the same size as all the Taylor tubes that have come with all my Taylor test kits.
1767598
I don't rember,but the specs from mfg I believe say 1/4 in.---they are larger than that. I took filter--same size outlet as pump--to store and fit that to size needed.
167888
They are about 1-5/8 inches at widest point (side to side). They are made to fit the 1 inch tube of the scope. Hope that helps. :-).
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They are 1/4", to fit the tubes that are slightly smaller. They only work if you lubricate them first, I use liquid soap, then push them fully into the tube using something like a 3/32" ball end hex driver inserted into the small hole in the large end. It takes quite a bit of force to push it in. Using only water to lubricate, as per the instructions, does NOT work, they won't go in all the way and they won't seal.
859062
the link to those tubes does not work any more. Still trying to find out what size tubes to use
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They around 1 inch in diameter. Just a side note. Research these. We are having a nitrate problem and people have posted these bio balls may be the problem
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I use a 26 x 1.95 to 2.25 generic tubes with no issue. Larger tubes are not nessasary and heavier.
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The ones I have are not true cylinders. Diameters range from 0.552" to 0.566". The length is about 1.978", from contact surface to contact surface (including the tit). Thusfar, they have fit everything I tried them in.
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I wrote to the company and here was their answer:______________________________Dear Atheist1696,They are hollow and the diameter is around 3/4 of inch.Regards,Joe
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The rings fit a one inch tube. The product description is pretty sparse with dimensions, but the rings are for a one inch tube.
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The tube is 6.5 inches long. I can't get to the bolts to measure but I believe that they are 5/16 in or possibly 1/4.
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Don't know what the official measurements on these are but I just measured one and it is closer to 0.5 inch in diameter.