Description
ROTILABO® plastic tweezers with an angled, very fine tip are laboratory forceps designed for precise handling in tight spaces, fine sample work and delicate positioning tasks. The angled geometry improves access under microscopes, inside vessels or around crowded bench setups, while the very fine tip supports careful gripping of small specimens, membranes, coverslips and lightweight components. These plastic tweezers are intended for microscopy, histology support and general laboratory instrument use where a non-metallic fine tip is preferred. They are packed as 50 pc(s), which suits teaching laboratories, multi-station preparation areas and recurring replenishment of standard tweezers. The ROTILABO® line from manufacturer Carl ROTH covers everyday laboratory and standard tweezers for routine scientific handling. Pack weight is 0,270 kg. Choose this angled very-fine plastic variant when straight flat tips are less practical and a fine angled profile better matches your sample manipulation, sorting or assembly steps at the bench.
This article is part of Tweezers & forceps, in Tools & accessories.
Key features
- Pack size: 50 pc(s)
- Product type: Plastic laboratory tweezers
- Brand: ROTILABO®
- Tip style: Angled tip very fine
- Material: Plastic
- Weight: 0,270 kg
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ROTILABO® plastic tweezers, Angled tip very fine, 50 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Carl Roth for laboratory use. It sits in Tweezers & forceps, inside Tools & accessories, in Labware.
Tweezers and forceps hold a small object so the fingers do not touch it. Fine points are for a cover glass or a grid. Blunt ends are for a wafer or a tissue. The steel grade matters when the object must not gain metal ions.
The small tools of the bench are what the hand actually holds: a spatula for a powder, forceps for an object that must stay clean, a brush for a narrow neck, a desiccator when a dried sample must not take up water again. None of these reads a measurement. They keep the measurement possible. The apparatus around them is listed under ISO laboratory apparatus.
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