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The Bochem Double Spatula 130 mm, 18/10 Steel Type 2 Micro, Spoon 10 x 5 mm, Spoon-Shaped on One Side is a precision laboratory tool designed for handling small samples with accuracy. Made from high-quality 18/10 steel, this double spatula offers durability and corrosion resistance, ensuring long-term use in laboratory settings. The micro spoon on one side (10 x 5 mm) allows for easy sample transfer, while the spatula on the other side provides versatility in handling a variety of substances.
This double spatula is an essential tool for laboratories requiring precision and reliability in sample handling and transfer.
It is a precision laboratory tool designed for handling small samples with accuracy. Made from high-quality 18/10 steel, this double spatula offers durability and corrosion resistance, ensuring long-term use in laboratory settings. The micro spoon on one side (10 x 5 mm) allows for easy sample transfer, while the spatula on the other side provides versatility in handling a variety of substances.
Yes. It is designed for handling small quantities of materials in laboratory environments, and offers 130 mm in length, with a micro spoon size of 10 x 5 mm to support this kind of work.
It has 130 mm in length, with a micro spoon size of 10 x 5 mm.
It is made from 18/10 steel for durability and corrosion resistance. It also offers spoon-shaped on one side for precise sample transfer and a spatula on the other for versatile handling.
NZ $15.97
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
3210
Part Number
6.076 904
Manufacturer
Bochem
Dim. spoon (WxL)
5 x 10 mm
NZ $20.54
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Manufacturer P/N
3212
Part Number
6.083 942
Manufacturer
Bochem
Dim. spoon (WxL)
5 x 12 mm
Manufacturer P/N
3211
Part Number
6.077 556
Manufacturer
Bochem
Dim. spoon (WxL)
5 x 10 mm
Spatulas, 18/10 steel, narrow form
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