Scraper, disposable

The spoon spatula is a double spatula with a 0.5 ml spoon and a 17 mm spatula blade, total length 178 mm. The spoon spatula has many different uses in labs – as a sampling spoon, for measuring or transferring small amounts, as a scraper or for mixing and stirring. Specially designed for disposable use, resistant to chemicals and corrosion-proof. Clean room manufactured, available either in a large package with 100 pieces or 100 pieces packaged individually and sterilised by gamma rays.

Double scoop spatula with rounded ends, content 1.0 and 0.25 ml, total length 180 mm. The micro spatula can be used to sample, transfer or process small amounts of chemicals, powders, granulates, pastes, creams or liquids. The sturdy and convenient centre handle facilitates precise work. Clean room manufactured, available either in a large package with 100 pieces or 100 pieces packaged individually and sterilised by gamma rays.

Peleus ball, simple pipetting aid. Evacuation takes place via an automatic valve. By pressing the valves, the liquid is drawn up, dispensed or purged. The removable automatic valve also enables effective cleaning of the inside.

The light plastic forceps for single use allow for fatigue-free work. The clean room-manufactured lab assistants meet the highest standards and prevent cross-contamination or impurities in the sample being examined. The lab tweezers are suitable for chemical, pharmaceutical or cosmetic applications as well as the food industry and scientific uses. Pointed/angled shape The disposable forceps have fine, smooth, curved gripping tips. Different materials can be held and processed reliably with the pointed ends. Pointed shape The anatomical forceps have a straight tip, fluted on the inside. This makes it possible to grip sensitive materials reliably. Broad tip shape The disposable forceps have ends with a broad tip. The broad tip is smooth and blunt. It prevents the material from being damaged when it is gripped.