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5 mm NMR tubes for benchtop spectrometers

5 mm NMR tubes for benchtop spectrometers

Pack sizes & prices

Pack sizes and prices
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benchtop-5-7 · 7 in · box of 100 €139,68€175,30 incl. VAT

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What this tube is for

A 5 mm NMR tube made for benchtop NMR spectrometers. The 5 mm is the outer diameter of the tube (4.95 mm), the size that most NMR probes take. The length, 7 inches, is 178 mm. Deutero states that it is compatible with benchtop spectrometers from all manufacturers.

Benchtop spectrometers work at a much lower field than high-field instruments, so they do not need a precision-grade tube. This tube has economy tolerances and comes in boxes of 100, each tube with its cap.

For a high-field spectrometer, choose a precision tube made to the grade of your instrument.

Your choices

One item: benchtop-5-7. 7 inches (178 mm) long, in boxes of 100, each tube with its cap. Deutero can supply the caps in a colour of your choice on request.

Technical specifications

Item no. OD (mm) Concen­tricity / camber (µm) Pack
benchtop-5-7 4.950 ± 0.040 25 / 75 box of 100
Boro 5.1 glass, ASTM type 1 class B, wall 0.43 mm. 7 in (178 mm). Caps included. Every Deutero tube is tested on Deutero’s in-house 500 MHz NMR spectrometer.

Manufacturer

Deutero GmbH, NMR Spectroscopy
Made by Deutero GmbH, Kastellaun, Germany. NorrChemica is an authorised distributor of Deutero GmbH.
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Further reading

Reading NMR spectra — a five-part series

Written by the chemists who interpret the spectra.

More in Analysis Notes.