Description
Inoculation hook made of stainless steel (Drigalski spatula) is a classic laboratory instrument used for the even distribution of microbial suspensions across agar surfaces in microbiological workflows. The stainless-steel construction provides mechanical stability and allows repeated flaming for sterilisation between samples, supporting reliable streaking and plating techniques in routine culture work. Supplied as a single piece, this Drigalski-style spatula from manufacturer schuett biotec fits standard laboratory handling practices for inoculation and surface spreading. Its simple, robust form makes it suitable for teaching laboratories, quality-control environments and research settings where consistent contact with culture media is required. The tool belongs to the broader category of laboratory materials intended for everyday microbiological manipulation and sample preparation. Users appreciate the straightforward design that facilitates controlled pressure and uniform film formation on solid media without complex accessories. This inoculation hook therefore serves as a practical, durable accessory for plate inoculation procedures in bacteriology and related disciplines.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Inoculation hook (Drigalski spatula)
- Material: Stainless steel
- Design: Drigalski spatula
- Technical Information Sheet:
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