Pestles

Pestles are most commonly used in conjunction with mortars, though thinner, disposable models can be used with centrifuge tubes to resuspend bacterial cells, precipitates of nucleic acids, or proteins and pellets of other materials. With mortars, pestles are typically heavy tools with a rounded end for crushing and grinding samples. They are integral parts of the grinding process when operated by hand, and their use is straightforward and simple, with extremely low maintenance.

VWR®, Pestles for mortars without pestles

Supplier: VWR BRAND PRIVATE LABEL USA

Porcelain.

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VWR®, Pestles

Supplier: VWR Collection

Porcelain.

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VWR®, Pestles

Supplier: VWR Collection

Agate.

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VWR®, Pestles for Cell Strainers

Supplier: VWR Collection

Wear-proof purple polypropylene pestles which are designed to fit into cell strainers perfectly.

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Pestles

Supplier: MORGAN ADVANCED MATERIALS HALD

Porcelain with glazed handle, glazed or unglazed grinding surface.

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Pestle with extended handle, Bel-Art ProCulture, SP Bel-Art

Supplier: Bel-Art Products, a Part of SP

Polypropylene tissue grinder efficiently homogenizes tissue and cells in microcentrifuge, centrifuge, and grinding tubes.

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Disposable pestles for 1,5 ml microtubes, SP Bel-Art

Supplier: Bel-Art Products, a Part of SP

These disposable plastic (PP) pestles are excellent for re-suspending bacterial cells, precipitates of nucleic acids or proteins and pellets of other materials.

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Pestles

Supplier: VITLAB

Melamine-formaldehyde, white.

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Sterileware double-ended pestle, SP Bel-Art

Supplier: Bel-Art Products, a Part of SP

Double-ended pestle has flat ends to effectively press soft tissues through screens, thereby disrupting the organ structure and producing cell isolates.