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Bel-Art Sterileware™ Sampling Scoops, White, 60 mL, Pack of 50

Brand:Bel-Art

Specifications

HS Code #
39269097
Colour
White
Food safe
Yes
Material
PS
Nominal capacity
60 ml
Sterile
Yes
UNSPSC
41122419

$212.63

Inc. GST

Supplier Stock: 31
Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The Bel-Art Sterileware™ Sampling Scoops are designed for efficient and hygienic sample collection in laboratory settings. Molded from high-impact polystyrene, these one-piece scoops have a nominal capacity of 60 mL (2 oz) and come in a white color to reduce the chance of accidental misplacement.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Bel-Art
  • Material: High-impact polystyrene
  • Capacity: 60 mL (2 oz)
  • Color: White
  • Sterility: Individually sealed and sterilized, ready for single-use
  • Handle: Equipped with a long handle to increase the distance between the hand and the sample, and to allow the scoop to remain upright when placed on a flat surface, facilitating use as a weighing boat
  • Packaging: Pack of 50, with each scoop individually wrapped

This scoop is ideal for taking samples, especially from wide-mouth containers, and its white color can serve as a code to avoid cross-contamination while providing a contrasting background for light-colored samples.

Frequently asked questions

It are designed for efficient and hygienic sample collection in laboratory settings. Molded from high-impact polystyrene, these one-piece scoops have a nominal capacity of 60 mL (2 oz) and come in a white color to reduce the chance of accidental misplacement.

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