Box Infectious Sample Transportation
Product Code : LSK-CL-11227
Box Infectious Sample Transportation (SKU LSK-CL-11227) is a triple-packaging box for transporting infectious specimens: a primary holder for 4 to 6 vacuum tubes of 5–7 ml, a 40 x 150 mm plastic secondary container with absorbent material, and a strong cardboard outer pack with space for a cool-pack or dry ice. It suits sample-referral work in clinical laboratories and biosafety training. Laboratories, health-training institutes, distributors and tender buyers can request a quotation for this transport box from Science Lab Supplies in Ambala, India.
Specifications
Every layer of the transport box is set out in the table. In summary, tubes sit in a primary pack, which goes into a plastic container lined with absorbent material, and that container fits inside a labelled cardboard outer box built to survive a 3 m drop, with room for a cool-pack or dry ice.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | LSK-CL-11227 |
| Packaging type | Triple packaging for transport of infectious substances |
| Primary packing capacity | 4 to 6 vacuum tubes |
| Tube size accepted | 5 to 7 ml vacuum tubes |
| Secondary packing | Plastic container |
| Secondary container size | 40 x 150 mm (diameter x height) |
| Absorbent | Secondary container fitted with absorbent material |
| Tertiary packing | Very strong cardboard |
| Drop strength | Sturdy enough to withstand a drop from 3 m |
| Outer dimensions | Minimal, to reduce air-freight cost |
| Coolant space | Integrated space for a 0.3 L cool-pack (short distance) or dry ice (long distance) |
| Labelling | Labelled tertiary packing |
| Sealing | Leak-proof box |
| Inserts | Inserts providing barriers |
| Supplied by | Science Lab Supplies, Ambala, India |
Applications and Experiments for the Infectious Sample Transport Box
The box lets a laboratory send blood and other specimens to a referral or reference centre in three nested layers, with absorbent material to hold any leak and space for coolant. A 0.3 L cool-pack serves short trips, while dry ice can be packed for long-distance consignments in line with the rules that apply.
- Sample referral: packing 4 to 6 vacuum tubes of 5–7 ml, such as the 6 ml Vacuum Tube, Plain/Dry, for dispatch to another laboratory.
- DMLT, BMLT and biosafety training: demonstrating primary, secondary and outer packaging for infectious specimens.
- Waste and identification steps around shipping, using a Biohazard Bag for used materials and Label Self-Adhesive Freezer labels on tubes.
Infectious material should be packed only by trained staff under the applicable transport rules; handle dry ice with insulated gloves in a ventilated area.
Standard Scope of Supply
Each Box Infectious Sample Transportation comprises the primary packing for 4 to 6 tubes, the 40 x 150 mm plastic secondary container with absorbent material, barrier inserts and the labelled cardboard outer box with space for coolant. Specimen tubes, cool-packs and dry ice can be quoted separately where needed.
Packing, MOQ and Lead Time
Prices can be requested for one transport box or for a stock covering a whole sample-referral network. Each quotation states the packing, delivery time and price for that quantity, and vacuum tubes, labels and biohazard bags can be priced in the same document.
Registered with an Importer-Exporter Code, Science Lab Supplies can ship to buyers in Saudi Arabia, Oman, the Philippines, Nepal, Bangladesh and Zambia. To discuss quantities or the transport classification you need, reach the team through the contact page, list the box in the enquiry cart, or see the lab tender page for tender purchases.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many tubes does the box hold?
The primary packing holds 4 to 6 vacuum tubes of 5 to 7 ml. These sit inside the 40 x 150 mm plastic secondary container, which is fitted with absorbent material.
Can samples be kept cold during transport?
Yes. The cardboard outer pack has integrated space for a 0.3 L cool-pack for short-distance transport, or for dry ice when samples travel over long distances.
How strong is the outer box?
The tertiary packing is very strong cardboard, sturdy enough to withstand being dropped from 3 m, and kept to minimal dimensions to reduce air-freight cost. The box is leak-proof.
Who supplies the Box Infectious Sample Transportation?
The box is supplied by Science Lab Supplies from Ambala, India. Its team prepares quotations for single boxes or larger stocks and can bundle them with other clinical laboratory equipment.
Related Sample Storage and Transport Items
These Clinical Laboratory items deal with the specimens that go into a transport box and with storing, labelling or disposing of them afterwards. They include tubes, containers, a shipping envelope, a storage box and a resealable bag, and each can be placed on the same quotation.
- EDTA Vacuum Tube — PET blood collection tube, 6 ml, with EDTA K3, stored between 2 and 30 C.
- Screw Cap Conic Tube — graduated wide-neck centrifuge tube with screw cap, in 15 ml and 50 ml.
- Container Sample 50 ml — screw-capped colourless plastic container for a wide range of clinical specimens.
- Envelope 27x36 cm — strong paper envelope with a water-resistant lining for shipping DBS cards.
- Box Storage tubes Set of 14 — rack-and-lid storage box for 100 tubes that withstands ultra-freezing.
- Bag Resealable Small Plastic — black LDPE pressure-seal bag of about 10 x 15 cm with a writable area.
- Sharp Container Leak Proof Plastic — puncture-resistant 4 to 6 L container with a tight-fitting lid.
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Last updated: 22 October 2026
