Two part stand with receptacles for test tubes
OwnerGunter Eberleinventor
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Abstract
The invention is shown as a two part stand having receptacles for holding test tubes. The first, top part comprises a plurality of vertical receptacles for receiving the test tubes in a close fitting relationship. The second, bottom part is a rack that is interconnected to the top part in an easily detachable manner, and it comprises a base plate and vertical corner posts so that it is possible to look through all four sides of the bottom part of the stand and observe the contents of the test tubes.
Claims3
A two-part stand for receiving test tubes for insertion into a centrifuge, comprising a top part and a bottom part, wherein the top part includes a plurality of vertical test tube receptacles, and the bottom part represents an open rack for receiving test tubes freely therein while permitting viewing of the test tubes, the two parts are separated by a parting line that is substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the vertical receptacles, easily detachable means for interconnecting the top and bottom parts against horizontal displacement, and the bottom part additionally includes a pair of oppositely-directed tabs whereby the stand may be suspended directly in a centrifuge, without the need for an additional receptacle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.