Description
Rotilabo®-micro pestle 13 ml is a stainless steel micro pestle designed for homogenising larger micro-scale sample volumes in molecular biology, microbiology and cell culture settings. With an overall length of 190 mm, the tool provides extended reach and control when working with 13 ml vessels used in tissue culture and sample preparation. Supplied as one piece, this pestle supports manual disruption and mixing of soft tissues, cell pellets or similar matrices prior to extraction or analytical work. Stainless steel construction delivers a durable working surface suited to repeated laboratory use with homogenisers and related tissue-culture accessories. At a weight of 0,064 kg the pestle remains manageable during grinding and resuspension tasks. Offered by manufacturer Carl ROTH within the Rotilabo® labware range, it complements standard homogenisation setups for intermediate tube formats. Research and routine laboratories that require a dedicated micro pestle for the 13 ml format will appreciate the longer profile and robust material for everyday sample processing. The unit quantity is one 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: 190 mm
- Compatible volume: 13 ml
- Weight: 0,064 kg
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