Description
Rotilabo® cotton buds with wooden shafts are sterile laboratory applicators for sampling, swabbing and careful transfer in controlled workflows. The small buds carry a cotton tip with a diameter of 4–5,5 mm, offering a defined contact area for wells, culture ware, narrow openings and targeted surface collection. A wooden stick forms a stable, lightweight shaft that remains easy to guide during precise handling. Sterile supply supports use where reduced bioburden on the applicator is required for microbiology, molecular biology and cell-culture accessory tasks. Packs contain 100 pc(s), providing a practical quantity for ongoing laboratory operations. The pack weight of 0,130 kg keeps storage and distribution straightforward. These sterile cotton buds from manufacturer Boettger belong to the Rotilabo® range and suit laboratories that specify disposable wooden applicators with a small tip geometry. Clear tip-diameter data assists method alignment and consumable standardisation across research, diagnostics support and teaching environments that rely on sterile swabs and inoculation-related accessories.
This article is part of Inoculation loops, spreaders & needles, in Culture media & microbiology.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Brand: Rotilabo®
- Material: wood with cotton tip
- Sterility: sterile
- Tip diameter: 4–5,5 mm
- Size: small
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