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Sirchie Evidence Collection Tube, 1-5/16x8", Set of 12
SKU: SIECT1 MFR: ECT1
$27.26
Key Features
- Secure evidence collection with these durable Sirchie Evidence Tubes, essential for forensics.
- Maintain chain of custody; these tamper-evident tubes ensure sample integrity for legal use.
- Ideal for storing trace evidence, these tubes help prevent contamination during investigations.
- Sterile environment guaranteed! Use these tubes to protect biological evidence at crime scenes.
- Comply with regulations using these clearly marked evidence collection tubes, vital for due process.
- Easy to use and transport, these tubes streamline evidence handling, saving time and resources.
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About Sirchie Evidence Collection Tube
How crucial it is in our modern world to prioritize safety when dealing with potential exposure to HIV, Hepatitis B, and other blood-borne diseases. Sirchie's clear plastic evidence collection tubes, measuring 1-5/16x8", are designed specifically to safeguard those involved in the evidence collection process. This set of 12 ECT1 tubes is meticulously crafted to secure sharp objects, including syringes, ensuring their immobilization during handling and transportation. Each tube features an ethafoam stopper, offering additional security for objects up to 8" in length and 1-5/16" in diameter, with a wall thickness of 0.030". These evidence collection tubes are not just tools, but a vital part of maintaining health and safety in the face of potential biohazard risks.
Sirchie Evidence Collection Tube Features
- Clear plastic evidence collection tubes designed for secure handling of potential biohazards
- Set of 12 ECT1 tubes, each measuring 1-5/16x8", ideal for accommodating sharp objects
- Ethafoam stopper included in each tube for enhanced immobilization of evidence
- Suitable for securing objects up to 8" in length and 1-5/16" in diameter
- Wall thickness of 0.030" ensures robust and reliable containment
- Essential tool for maintaining health and safety in evidence collection procedures