Description
Cell scrapers, sterile, are disposable laboratory tools designed for gentle detachment and harvesting of adherent cells from culture vessels. Each scraper measures 245 mm in length and features a 20 mm blade width, supporting controlled scraping across flasks, dishes and multiwell formats used in routine cell culture and virus research workflows. Supplied sterile and ready for use, they help maintain aseptic technique when recovering monolayers without harsh chemical dissociation. The pack contains 100 pieces, suited to high-throughput or multi-user laboratories that need a consistent consumable supply. With a total pack weight of 1,430 kg, the set is practical for stockrooms and shared tissue-culture suites. These cell scrapers from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION fit standard laboratory aids and consumables ranges for corona and broader biomedical research, offering a simple mechanical alternative for cell recovery where enzymatic methods are less desirable. Clear dimensional specification of length and blade width supports selection against vessel geometry and desired contact area.
This article belongs on Cell strainers, inserts & scrapers, in Cell culture.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Product type: Cell scrapers, sterile
- Length: 245 mm
- Blade width: 20 mm
- Weight: 1,430 kg
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Cell scrapers, sterile, 100 p., L 245 mm, blade width 20 mm, 100 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Carl Roth for laboratory use. It sits in Cell strainers, inserts & scrapers, inside Cell culture, in Life Science & Microbiology.
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.
Cell culture grows cells outside the body. The medium, often with serum, supplies what the flask does not. A flask or a dish is the vessel, treated so the cells attach or left untreated so they float. Contamination by microbes, or by another cell line, is the ordinary failure. Cold-chain articles in this work, including serum, are never part of free standard delivery. Lines are catalogued by ATCC. Papers are on PubMed. Practice is summarised by the WHO laboratory biosafety topic.
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