Description
Micro pestles for 0,5 ml tubes provide a compact solution for manual homogenisation of very small sample volumes in molecular biology, microbiology and cell culture laboratories. Each pestle is 70 mm long and is intended for use with 0,5 ml reaction vessels, supporting grinding, disruption and resuspension steps directly in micro tubes. The pestles are individually packed, which helps keep pieces separated until use and supports orderly handling in shared or high-throughput bench environments. A pack of 100 pc(s) supplies a convenient working stock for routine tissue-culture accessory and homogeniser tasks. Offered in the ROTH SELECTION range, these micro pestles address workflows that rely on hand-held tools rather than larger mechanical homogenisers. The stated pack weight is 0,265 kg, aiding storage planning and logistics. Clear compatibility with 0,5 ml format tubes assists correct pairing of pestle and vessel during sample preparation. Laboratories processing limited volumes benefit from a dedicated micro pestle geometry sized for smaller reaction tubes while maintaining a simple, ready-to-use pack configuration for daily laboratory practice.
This article is part of Mortars & pestles, in Dishes, crucibles & porcelain.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Product type: Micro pestles
- Compatible volume: 0,5 ml
- Length: 70 mm
- Packaging: Individually packed
- Weight: 0,265 kg
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