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Cell scrapers are for tissue culture harvesting from flasks, plates, or dishes in western or enzyme assays. Designed to gently remove cells, scrapers maximize sample recovery. Exclusive cell scraper models feature a flexible swivel blade design for multiple angle options and greatest accessibility to all growth areas. Beveled ended lifters are ideal for multi-well plates and applications when maintaining a high viability is crucial. Blade widths and the overall lengths vary among offered models.

Cell scrapers and cell lifters

Supplier: VWR Collection

Specifically designed to make collecting cells easier and more effective. Available with a choice of blade positions: scraper for use in flasks, or lifter for use in harvesting cells (especially stem cells) in dishes.

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VWR®, Cell Lifters

Supplier: VWR Collection

Flat blade cell lifter for manual harvesting of cells, manufactured from high grade PE. Designed for removing cells from flasks or dishes.

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Cell scrapers

Supplier: Greiner Bio-One

Designed to facilitate the gentle mechanical removal of adherent cells from growth surfaces. Each scraper has a 18 mm pivoted (pivot angle 60°) scraper blade, which allows access to poorly accessible surfaces.

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Cell scrapers, Falcon®

Supplier: Corning

PS handle, TPE blade. Designed to provide maximum accessibility to the growth surfaces of a variety of culture vessels.

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Cell scrapers, Nunc™

Supplier: Thermo Fisher Scientific

Cell scrapers for cell harvesting are available in two lengths, with adjustable blade for optimal application flexibility. Non-pyrogenic.

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Cell scrapers

Supplier: Biotium

PE, disposable, sterile. Mini cell scrapers for harvesting cells or cell lysates from microwell plates.

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Cell scrapers and cell lifters, Corning®

Supplier: Corning

Useful for the manual harvesting of cells, scrapers are designed for use in flasks and cell lifters for use in harvesting cells (especially stem cells) in dishes.