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Antonides Sampling Spoon, 10 mL, PS, Length 138 mm, White, Individually Packed, Sterile, Pack of 150

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HS Code #
39269097
Colour
White
Material
PS
Nominal capacity
10 ml
Overall length
138 mm
Sterile
Yes
Type of packaging
Single packed
UNSPSC
41122414

$62.02

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Product description

The Antonides Sampling Spoon is designed for precise and contamination-free sampling of powders, granules, and pastes in laboratory and industrial settings. Made from durable polystyrene (PS), this 10 mL capacity spoon features a 138 mm long white handle, ensuring easy access to containers with narrow openings. Each spoon is individually packed and sterilized, making it ideal for applications requiring contamination-free sampling.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Antonides
  • Material: Polystyrene (PS)
  • Capacity: 10 mL
  • Length: 138 mm
  • Color: White
  • Packaging: Individually packed and sterilized
  • Quantity per Pack: 150 spoons
  • HS Code: 39269097
  • Manufacturer Article Number: 310110

These sampling spoons are ideal for handling sensitive materials in laboratory or industrial settings, ensuring precise and contamination-free sampling.

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for precise and contamination-free sampling of powders, granules, and pastes in laboratory and industrial settings. Made from durable polystyrene (PS), this 10 mL capacity spoon features a 138 mm long white handle, ensuring easy access to containers with narrow openings. Each spoon is individually packed and sterilized, making it ideal for applications requiring contamination-free sampling.

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