Consumables are what a laboratory actually runs out of — and an empty box of filter papers stops a method as effectively as a missing reagent.
Because they are reordered constantly rather than specified once, what matters is that the same item is there next month, in the same format, from the same source.
What we supply
Filter papers (No. 01, 1010, 1020, No. 41, No. 42), centrifuge and micro-centrifuge tubes, PCR tubes, pipette tips, pH paper, cryogenic storage boxes, and sterile cell strainers, lifters and scrapers — all under our own Thomas Baker brand.
What we supply
Filter Paper No. 01Filter Paper 1010Filter Paper 1020Filter Paper No. 41Filter Paper No. 42Centrifuge TubesMicro-Centrifuge TubesPCR TubesPipet TipspH PaperCryogenic Storage BoxesCell StrainerCell LifterCell Scraper
Filter papers by grade No. 01 in 90, 125 and 150 mm for general filtration; 1010 and 1020 for routine work; No. 41 and No. 42 where ashless, fine-retention paper is called for in gravimetric analysis.
Tubes and tips Centrifuge tubes in 15 ml and 50 ml, micro-centrifuge tubes in 0.5 ml and 1.5 ml, PCR tubes in dome and flat top, and pipette tips — bagged and boxed in working quantities.
Cell culture Sterile cell strainers, lifters and scrapers, plus cryogenic storage boxes in 81- and 100-well formats for sample archives.
The reorder line Consumables are bought on availability and consistency rather than specification. Stocking them next to the reagents means one supplier, one delivery, one set of paperwork.