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Karl Hammacher Micro Spoon, 180 mm, with Wire End for Right-Handers

Specifications

Overall length
180 mm
UNSPSC
41122414

$53.16

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Karl Hammacher Micro Spoon, 180 mm, with Wire End for Right-Handers is a precision tool designed for accurate sample handling and manipulation in laboratory and dissection settings. Featuring a fine micro spoon on one end and a wire loop on the other, this tool is ergonomically designed for right-handed users, offering enhanced control and comfort during use.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Karl Hammacher
  • Length: 180 mm
  • Design: Micro spoon with wire end
  • Ergonomics: Designed specifically for right-handers
  • Application: Ideal for sample collection, preparation, and dissection tasks

This micro spoon is an essential instrument for laboratories requiring precision and control in fine sample work.

Frequently asked questions

It is a precision tool designed for accurate sample handling and manipulation in laboratory and dissection settings. Featuring a fine micro spoon on one end and a wire loop on the other, this tool is ergonomically designed for right-handed users, offering enhanced control and comfort during use.

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