Description
Grasping forceps, curved, are precision laboratory instruments designed for controlled handling of small samples and materials in microscopy, histology, and related bench workflows. Fabricated from stainless steel and measuring 170 mm in length, the curved jaw profile supports secure grip and improved access in confined working areas. These forceps suit routine preparation steps where reliable mechanical handling is required without introducing unnecessary bulk at the workstation. Supplied as a single unit and weighing 0,050 kg, they integrate easily into instrument trays and personal tool sets used in specialised laboratory environments. The curved grasping design is intended for tasks that call for steady positioning and transfer of delicate items during sample preparation and inspection. Offered from manufacturer Hammacher, this model aligns with standard laboratory instrument practice for special handling tools. Compact dimensions and stainless steel construction make the forceps practical for daily use across teaching, research, and routine analytical settings that rely on durable manual instruments.
This article is part of Tweezers & forceps, in Tools & accessories.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Grasping forceps, curved
- Material: Stainless steel
- Length: 170 mm
- Weight: 0,050 kg
- Application area: Microscopy, histology, special instruments
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Grasping forceps, curved, stainless steel, 170 mm, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Hammacher for laboratory use. It sits in Tweezers & forceps, inside Tools & accessories, in Labware.
Tweezers and forceps hold a small object so the fingers do not touch it. Fine points are for a cover glass or a grid. Blunt ends are for a wafer or a tissue. The steel grade matters when the object must not gain metal ions.
The small tools of the bench are what the hand actually holds: a spatula for a powder, forceps for an object that must stay clean, a brush for a narrow neck, a desiccator when a dried sample must not take up water again. None of these reads a measurement. They keep the measurement possible. The apparatus around them is listed under ISO laboratory apparatus.
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