Description
Micro pestles for 1,5 ml tubes are hand-held laboratory tools for manual homogenisation of small samples in microbiology, molecular biology and cell culture settings. With a length of 70 mm, they are matched to standard 1,5 ml reaction vessels and support disruption, grinding and mixing of soft materials or pellets inside the tube. Individual packing keeps each pestle separate until needed, which is practical for controlled bench handling and organised distribution across workstations. The pack comprises 100 pc(s), offering a solid consumable supply for recurring homogeniser and tissue-culture accessory duties. These micro pestles from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION fit laboratories that prefer dedicated manual pestles for microcentrifuge-tube workflows instead of bulk mechanical systems. Pack weight is 0,265 kg, supporting straightforward storage and inventory management. Explicit sizing for 1,5 ml tubes helps ensure geometric compatibility during sample preparation. Overall, the product delivers a clear, application-focused option for labs that process numerous small-volume specimens and require individually packed micro pestles in a multi-piece unit for everyday use.
This article is part of Mortars & pestles, in Dishes, crucibles & porcelain.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Product type: Micro pestles
- Compatible volume: 1,5 ml
- Length: 70 mm
- Packaging: Individually packed
- Weight: 0,265 kg
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