A false bottom tube is typically a container with a removable or adjustable false bottom, which is a barrier or partition within the tube. It is often used in various industries and applications to separate and collect different components or materials.

False bottom tubes can be used in brewing for separating liquid from solids, in chemical laboratories for separating phases in a mixture, in gardening for seed germination, and in industrial settings for filtering or separating materials.

A false bottom tube typically has a removable or adjustable partition at the bottom. When the tube is filled with a mixture, the false bottom prevents certain components from passing through, allowing separation based on density, size, or other characteristics.

In many cases, yes. The design of false bottom tubes often allows for the adjustment or replacement of the false bottom to accommodate different types of separation or materials.

False bottom tubes can be made from various materials, including glass, stainless steel, plastic, and other materials, depending on the intended use and the compatibility of the materials with the substances being separated.