et tube rack 3d models

Made a nifty stand for holding the 5ml test tubes that come with aquarium test kits. 

This is a straightforward stand designed specifically to hold test tubes.

​Made a nifty stand for holding the 5ml test tubes that come with aquarium test kits.

Great tool holder for both small and large test tubes. ...Perfectly sized for scientific research.

A versatile stand to hold test tubes safely and securely, perfect for any laboratory setup.

155x65mm Stand for 40 Eppendorf tubes. ...The diameter of each hole is 12mm

The 11mm model has 4 positions for specimen vessels: 4 spaces 32 mm in diameter for larger (50mL) test tubes, 14 spaces 17.7mm in diameter for moderate sized (15mL) test tubes, 50 spots 11mm in diameter for standard 1.5mL cap-tubes, and 85 spaces 8mm...

For use with magnetic bead for peptide purification. No supports required to print, if printed where the rack is on it's side. Requires sixteen 12x2 mm neodymium magnetic disc. Category: Biology

For use with magnetic bead for peptide purification. ... No supports required to print, if printed where the rack is on it's side. ... Requires sixteen 12x2 mm neodymium magnetic disc.

This is a rack designed specifically to keep samples standing upright inside a typical laboratory ice bucket. ...Its dimensions ensure compatibility with the majority of standard-sized round ice buckets available on the market, boasting a diameter of...

This is a basic 6x8 tube holder designed specifically for use with standard flow cytometry tubes. ...One slot allows space to enter a name or any other identifying information needed.

A six-test tube holder is designed for tubes under 2cm diameter. Created using 123D Design software, it measures 17cm x 8cm x 7.8cm. ...Printed in ABS Plastic, note that the file lacks front text inclusion.

The design was initially intended for use with perfume tubes. ...Specialized wells at the bottom were created to accommodate cylindrical containers with flat bases, potentially limiting their ability to securely hold round test tubes.

An apparatus designed for holding 1.5ml Eppendorf Posi-Click tubes measures 1.5 meters in length.

This holds a coil of silicone tube and collects the drips from it. ... I use with a KB Ice maker

... supports. Printed with a small brim to help prevent warping. Minor cleaning with pliers, scalpel, or sandpaper is necessary to remove supports and ensure test tube openings are adequate. ...Four rubber feet provide a secure grip on the work surface.

I modified the original API test tube holder designed by 1stgenbrz.\r\n\r\nThe clip that allowed for hanging it off a rimless tank was removed, and I added a ridge to the bottom for easy drying. This holder is specifically engineered to be mounted...

The device is a compact metal frame designed to hold multiple test tubes in place, allowing researchers to organize and manage their samples efficiently during experiments.

Scientists are developing a new type of test tube holder that adjusts its position to accommodate different sizes and shapes of containers, enhancing efficiency in laboratory settings.

... ...Can accommodate up to thirty-six test tubes. Maximum diameter of 16 millimeters allowed. Side components attach easily to flat surfaces using a soft-faced hammer. ...The design ensures snug fit and secure holding power through friction alone.

... ...The test tubes slots have a excess water drain hole that goes to a trough in back. The slots wrap around the tubes just a little bit, so they don't fall out if the stand gets bumped. ...If this stand is printed upright, it doesn't need any supports.

We crafted this design to securely store 50mL tubes in our lab environment. To minimize unnecessary filament usage, we incorporated oval holes that serve no purpose other than reducing filament waste. When printing the design lying on its side,...

This innovative design securely stores up to four test tubes and their corresponding caps, ensuring your aquatic environment remains healthy and balanced. ... For added convenience, I've also created a separate holder specifically tailored for the API...

https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=211020 Instructions Choose from these settings: - Tube Thickness = 5 millimeters - Number of Tubes = 6 - File Type = STL - Number of Rows = 2 - Bottom Height = 20 millimeters - Top Height = 100...

Given that tubes from various producers tend to be fairly uniform in size, the handful of brands I've utilized fit seamlessly without any issues.\n\n \n \n Assembly\nI printed this upside down on my PrinterBot with no issues whatsoever; printing it...

... Post-Printing: One of the exercise ideas was to compare two racks and determine which one is safer and more efficient. ... Design Process: I used AutoCAD to design this object.

... utilizing Customizer! ...(http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=211020). Here, specifications include a hole diameter of 20mm, ten tubes, an STL output type, a thickness of 3mm, three rows, and customized heights of 150mm and 20mm.

Create a straightforward test tube holder with this design. It may not be fancy, but it gets the job done. The hole diameter is 20 millimeters. ...To make one, use about an A4-sized piece of 5 millimeter plywood or MDF (186x255mm).

This updated version is tailored to accommodate standard 1.6 cm test-tubes, although they fit snugly so you may need to slightly adjust the holes (Utilize inkscape or file them down). ...Constructed from high-quality 3mm poplar plywood, this design was...

... ...To enhance its structural integrity, I widened the column dimensions. I also made adjustments to facilitate hassle-free printing without the need for supports. Additionally, I incorporated perforations at the base to accommodate larger tubing.