Description
Micro pestles for 1,5 ml tubes are compact hand tools for manual homogenisation of small laboratory samples in microbiology, molecular biology and cell culture work. Designed for use with common 1,5 ml reaction vessels, each pestle has a length of 70 mm and belongs to the standard version of this format. They support routine disruption and mixing of soft tissues, pellets and suspensions directly in microcentrifuge tubes, fitting workflows where controlled manual homogenisation is preferred over larger mechanical systems. The pack contains 100 pc(s), giving laboratories a practical stock level for everyday sample preparation and tissue-culture accessory needs. These micro pestles from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION sit within the homogeniser accessory range and suit organised bench use across multiple small-volume protocols. The unit weight is 0,110 kg, which simplifies handling, storage and inventory control. Clear sizing for 1,5 ml vessels helps match pestle and tube geometry during grinding or resuspension steps. Overall, the set provides a straightforward consumable option for labs that regularly process limited sample volumes and require dedicated micro pestles in a standard, multi-piece pack.
This article is part of Mortars & pestles, in Dishes, crucibles & porcelain.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Product type: Micro pestles
- Compatible volume: 1,5 ml
- Length: 70 mm
- Version: Standard
- Weight: 0,110 kg
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