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BRAND Inoculation Loop With Needle, White, 1 µL, Single-Use, PS, Gamma-Sterilised, Pack Of 1000

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HS Code #
39269097
Colour
Natural
Material
PS
Nominal capacity
1 µl
Shape
Loop/needle
Sterile
Yes
UNSPSC
41122108

$157.70

Inc. GST

Supplier Stock: 8
Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The BRAND Inoculation Loop With Needle, White, 1 µL, Single-Use, PS, Gamma-Sterilised, Pack Of 1000 is designed for careful inoculation and microbiological sample handling. Made from highly flexible PS, this single-use loop supports gentle application without damaging the breeding ground surface.

Key Features:

  • Brand: BRAND
  • Product Type: Inoculation loop with needle
  • Volume: 1 µL
  • Colour: White
  • Material: PS
  • Use Type: Single-use
  • Sterilisation: Gamma-sterilised
  • Flexibility: Very high flexibility for careful application
  • Application: Suitable for microbiological inoculation workflows
  • Packaging: Pack of 1000

These BRAND inoculation loops with needle are suitable for users requiring sterile, flexible single-use tools for careful microbiological sample application.

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452201

Part Number

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Inoculation loop w.needle blue 10 µl, for single-use PS, y-sterilised, pack of 1000

Manufacturer P/N

452210

Part Number

9.160 046

Manufacturer

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Colour

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It is designed for careful inoculation and microbiological sample handling. Made from highly flexible PS, this single-use loop supports gentle application without damaging the breeding ground surface.

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