Flat-bottomed plastic tubes

  • 7models
  • 4 to 50ml
  • 40 to 95mm long
7 models

7 tubes

Square plastic tube 44 mm x 12 – 4 ml

44 × ø 12 mm · flat bottom

Optional stopper · price without stoppers

€0.45 excl. VAT, per unit

€0.077 per tube in packs of 1,000

Flat-bottomed plastic tubes

Do you need flat-bottomed plastic tubes? Good news: we have exactly what you need in the Bolium online shop. With the different models shown above, you should be able to find just the flat-bottomed plastic tube you are looking for. All the more so because each of the models shown above comes in a wide choice of quantities.

A wide choice of flat-bottomed plastic tubes

You will therefore be able to stock up on plastic tubes whatever your activity and whatever your needs, including the most specific and/or the largest, with capacities ranging from 5 millilitres with the tube measuring 53 millimetres long by 13 millimetres in diameter, up to 50 millilitres with the tube measuring 95 millimetres long by 28.7 millimetres in diameter.

As you may know if you use them regularly, flat-bottomed plastic tubes are extremely versatile and useful. Whether you need to store liquids, powdered materials or small dry products, the flat bottom of these tubes is very practical, because until you pick them up again, they can be placed on a flat surface without the need for a special stand, which round-bottomed plastic tubes require.

The advantages of flat-bottomed tubes

Another advantage of the flat bottom that you can benefit from if you need tubes is that they can be stacked. This will help you save space wherever you have decided to store your tubes. You can do so all the more easily because the tubes are made from plastics known for their strength and durability. You will not have to worry, as you might with glass, about breaking or scratching the tubes when stacking them on top of each other.

As with all clear tube models, the plastic tube lets you easily see what is inside. When necessary, it also lets you quickly see not only the contents but also how much is left inside, without having to open the tube.

A final advantage, and by no means the least, if you need a large number of flat-bottomed tubes: by opting for plastic tubes, you can equip yourself at a lower cost, since they are less expensive than their glass counterparts.