Description
Cell scrapers, sterile, provide a mechanical means to lift adherent cells from culture surfaces while supporting aseptic handling. This variant is 385 mm long with a 30 mm blade width, giving extended reach and a broader contact edge for larger flasks and vessels commonly used in cell and virus research. Each unit is supplied sterile, reducing preparation steps before harvesting monolayers in tissue-culture workflows. The pack comprises 100 pieces, matching demand in busy laboratories that process many cultures in parallel. Pack weight is 2,430 kg, reflecting the longer format and quantity for inventory planning. Offered by manufacturer ROTH SELECTION within laboratory aids and consumables for corona and related research campaigns, these scrapers complement enzymatic dissociation methods when gentle mechanical recovery is preferred. Specified length and blade width help match the tool to vessel depth and surface area, supporting reproducible cell collection across routine experimental series.
This article is part of Cell strainers, inserts & scrapers, in Cell culture.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Product type: Cell scrapers, sterile
- Length: 385 mm
- Blade width: 30 mm
- Weight: 2,430 kg
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A cell strainer is a sterile mesh, often 40 µm or 70 µm, that gives a single-cell suspension. An insert is a membrane cup that hangs in a well so two compartments share a medium. A scraper lifts adherent cells mechanically. Mesh size, pore size and sterility are the specification.
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