13192 Results for: "inoculating loops needles and scrapers"

Supplier: Globe Scientific

These 1uL disposable inoculation loops offer a convenient and safe way of streaking culture media

Supplier: Alkali Scientific

Perform accurate streaking and inoculation with Alkali Scientific inoculating loops and needles, available in a pack of 1000 for microbiological applications.

Supplier: BD

Made of specially formulated plastic resin

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

Type 2 Curved End Effector is designed for low attack angle manipulation and lift-out. The shank is curved to permit low angle approach and solid attachment beneath the sample plane without collision with the surrounding matrix. The Straight End Effector for Xtreme Access probe shaft.

Supplier: WORLD PRECISION INSTRUMENTS LLC

Anis needle holders are surgical instruments designed for holding and manipulating needles during suturing procedures.

Supplier: Globe Scientific

These disposable inoculation loops and needles offer the most convenient and safest way of streaking culture media.

Supplier: Decon Labs

LeLoop®, Decon’s inoculating loops, are made of high-quality, twisted nichrome wire which is designed to cool rapidly after flaming.

Supplier: WORLD PRECISION INSTRUMENTS LLC

For soft tissue retraction. Loop prongs. Knurled thumb screw.

Supplier: PRO-LAB DIAGNOSTIC

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

The 0.01 mL loops are calibrated to A.P.H.A. Standards and are made from 19 gauge B and S platinum wire with 5% rhodium. The 0.001 mL loops is made from 26 gauge B and S platinum with 15% iridium.

Supplier: Bio Plas

Accessories for Clone-Pik™ Transfer Device, Bio Plas

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

Custom probe tip with a nickel tube shank and tungsten tip for use with Omniprobe systems. Tip radius is 0.5 µm with 13° taper angle for maximum lifetime service.

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

Custom tip designed from tungsten. Tip radius is < 0.5 µm with 6° taper angle for maximum lifetime service. Compatible with Short-Cut™ system for direct conversion to TEM grid

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

Mall Probe: 6” long, Chrome plated with one blunt bent end and hexagonal shape handle
Probe with Eye: Stainless steel, 5” long, 2 mm diameter. Flat one end with eye.
Huber Probe: Chrome Plated. 6” long, one blunt bent end, and one chisel finish on the other end
Inoculating Loop/Needle: Nichrome wire. An 8" aluminum handle with a 3" nichrome wire, 25 gauge. Loop outside diameter is 4 mm. Loop inside diameter is 2.5 mm. Available with a loop or a needle.

Supplier: Decon Labs

Decon Inoculating Loops Are Made Of High Quality, Twisted Nichrome Wire Which Is Designed To Cool Rapidly After Flaming. The Loops Slide Smoothly Across The Agar Surface Without Tearing Or Gorging. Decon Loops Are Made To Be Used With Decon'S Brass Holders.

Supplier: SARSTEDT INC

One aspect of microbiology is researching and identifying pathogens, as well as looking for suitable treatments. SARSTEDT provides researchers with the consumables they need to do their work.

Supplier: WORLD PRECISION INSTRUMENTS LLC

Halsey needle holders are used to hold and manipulate surgical needles during procedures. Halsey needle holders have a scissor-like jaw design with a flat, blunt tip. The tips are serrated for a firm grasp. They have a locking mechanism to secure the jaws as they grasp the needle firmly.

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

Set consists of one lightweight precision handle and four interchangeable tools. Can be used for manipulating micro samples, scribing, spring assembly, and probing. The handle is finely balanced, non-rolling gold anodized with split collet and a knurled lock nut. The length is 120 mm (4.7"). Precision forged and ground tools are hardened and nickel plated tool steel with sharp tips.

Supplier: Antyila Scientific

Save time and eliminate cross-contamination.

Supplier: WORLD PRECISION INSTRUMENTS LLC

These round-handled needle holders are a popular choice for researchers doing small animal surgeries. The knurled handle provides a secure grip on the surgical instrument and reduces the chance of it slipping during use. The round handle is also more comfortable, especially for long procedures.

Supplier: Sklar

10" Boomerang Needle Holder made from Stainless Steel. Complete with Medium Needle.

Supplier: WORLD PRECISION INSTRUMENTS LLC

These round-handled needle holders are a popular choice for researchers doing small animal surgeries. The knurled handle provides a secure grip on the surgical instrument and reduces the chance of it slipping during use. The round handle is also more comfortable, especially for long procedures.

Supplier: CRYSTAL TECHNOLOGY & INDUSTRIES

Inoculation Loop Holder, Crystal Industries

Supplier: WORLD PRECISION INSTRUMENTS LLC

These round-handled needle holders are a popular choice for researchers doing small animal surgeries. The knurled handle provides a secure grip on the surgical instrument and reduces the chance of it slipping during use. The round handle is also more comfortable, especially for long procedures.

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

The innoculating loops are made from durable, heat resistant brass with a fiber glass insulating sleeve over the gripping area. The threaded collet type collar holds all wire gauge.

Supplier: Mortech Manufacturing

Never lose another needle with this holder. It holds up to 100 post mortem needles and features two rubber feet to keep it secure on the table.

Supplier: Boekel

Aluminum constructed rod with black vinyl coated handle

Supplier: WORLD PRECISION INSTRUMENTS LLC

Crile Wood needle holders are widely used in medical procedures. Crile Wood needle holders are a standard surgical instrument for delicate surgeries.

Supplier: WORLD PRECISION INSTRUMENTS LLC

Needle Holder, Curved

Supplier: WORLD PRECISION INSTRUMENTS LLC

A Stevens needle holder (also called a needle driver) is a surgical instrument used primarily in ophthalmological surgeries to grasp and manipulate surgical needles. A Stevens needle holder has a scissor-like design, with one handle shorter than the other. The shorter handle is held by the surgeon's thumb and index finger, while the longer handle is held with the other fingers.