Description
Rotilabo®-micro pestle 1,5 ml is a stainless steel micro pestle for homogenising small sample volumes in molecular biology, microbiology and cell culture work. With an overall length of 124 mm, the tool is sized for comfortable manual handling when processing material in 1,5 ml vessels commonly used in tissue culture and sample preparation. Supplied as one piece, this compact pestle supports disruption and mixing of soft tissues, cell pellets or similar matrices ahead of extraction or analytical steps. Stainless steel construction provides a durable working surface suited to repeated laboratory use with homogenisers and related tissue-culture accessories. At a weight of 0,038 kg the pestle remains easy to control during grinding and resuspension tasks. Offered by manufacturer Carl ROTH within the Rotilabo® labware range, it integrates readily into standard micro-tube workflows. Research and routine laboratories that need a dedicated micro pestle for the 1,5 ml format will find the length and material combination practical for everyday homogenisation protocols. The unit is delivered as a single piece ready for immediate bench use.
This article is part of Mortars & pestles, in Dishes, crucibles & porcelain.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Micro pestle
- Material: Stainless steel
- Overall length: 124 mm
- Compatible volume: 1,5 ml
- Weight: 0,038 kg
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