Description
Drigalski spatula is a stainless-steel bacterial cell spreader for microbiology plating work on Petri dishes. With a working width of 40 mm and an overall length of 165 mm, it enables even distribution of liquid inoculum across agar surfaces during standard streaking and spreading techniques. The stainless-steel construction offers durability and straightforward cleaning for repeated laboratory use in molecular biology, cell culture support, and classical microbiology workflows. Supplied as 1 pc with a low unit weight of 0,016 kg, this compact tool is easy to handle at the bench and store with other Petri-dish accessories. From manufacturer ROTH SELECTION, the spatula fits routine plating tasks where controlled, uniform spreading improves colony separation and countable plates. Dimensions of 40 mm width and 165 mm length provide a practical balance between coverage and manoeuvrability on common dish formats. Suitable for teaching labs, diagnostic microbiology, and research groups that rely on reliable metal spreaders for bacterial culture work. A simple, robust accessory for everyday agar-plate inoculation and sample distribution.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Drigalski spatula / bacterial cell spreader
- Material: stainless steel
- Width: 40 mm
- Length: 165 mm
- Weight: 0,016 kg
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