Description
Cotton bud 150 mm Ø 2,2 mm is a wooden-stick cotton swab designed for routine laboratory handling, sampling and cleaning tasks. Each piece consists of a cotton bud mounted on a wooden carrier, giving a firm yet lightweight shaft that is easy to grip and control during precise work. The overall length is 150 mm and the bud diameter is 2,2 mm, a compact format suited to narrow vessels, small openings and fine application points. Supplied in a pack of 1000 pieces from manufacturer Witeg, the format supports high-throughput workflows where large numbers of single-use swabs are required without frequent restocking. The wooden carrier provides mechanical stability while the cotton tip offers soft, absorbent contact with surfaces and liquids. These cotton buds fit everyday laboratory practice in analytical, educational and general research settings whenever a simple, disposable cotton applicator on a wooden stick is needed. Net weight of the pack is 0,513 kg. The product is intended for standard non-sterile laboratory use where bulk packing and consistent dimensions matter more than specialised coatings or sterile barrier packaging.
This article is part of Inoculation loops, spreaders & needles, in Culture media & microbiology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1000 pc(s)
- Length: 150 mm
- Diameter: 2,2 mm
- Construction: Cotton bud with wooden carrier
- Type: Cotton swab
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