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LevGo smartPick Wood Inoculation Pick, Large, Needle Point, 6" Single Tip 10000/Cs - 18600-NP

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SKU: 18600-NP
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Categories:  Spatulas ,Spatulas by LevGo
Description

Description

  • Key performance benefit: Designed for laboratory inoculation tasks using a single-tip wood pick.
  • Material & construction: Made from 100% USA grown White Birch. Large pick measures 6" long by 0.13" wide with a needle-pointed tip measuring 0.016".
  • Risk reduction/compliance benefit: FSC Certified wood is manufactured in an ISO 9001:2008, ISO 13485:2003, and FDA-registered facility.
  • Protection level: Not specified.
  • Comfort & usability: Single-tip design with a needle pointed tip for controlled handling during inoculation tasks.
  • Safety & compliance assurance: Meets FDA requirements for food service.

Recommended For

  • Laboratory inoculation procedures
  • Microbiology sample handling
  • Culture transfer tasks
  • Laboratory research procedures
  • Food service applications
  • General laboratory use

Primary Industries

  • Laboratory Research
  • Microbiology Laboratories
  • Food Service

Standards and Certifications

  • FSC Certified
  • ISO 9001:2008
  • ISO 13485:2003
  • FDA-registered facility
  • Meets FDA requirements for food service
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Properties

Length 152.4 mm (6")
Width 3.3 mm (0.13")
Tip Type Needle pointed
Tip Size 0.016"
Material 100% USA grown White Birch
Autoclavable Yes
Case Quantity 10,000
Made in USA
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FAQs

When should a laboratory spatula be used instead of a scoop or weigh boat?

A laboratory spatula is typically used when transferring small amounts of powders, crystals, or granular materials, where controlled movement is important. Compared with larger scoops, spatulas allow more precise handling during weighing, sample preparation, or reagent transfer, helping reduce spills and improving accuracy in analytical and research workflows.

What types of materials are commonly handled with laboratory spatulas?

Laboratory spatulas are commonly used to transfer dry chemicals such as powders, salts, and crystalline substances. They are frequently used during weighing procedures, sample preparation, and reagent handling. Their narrow shape allows users to move small quantities of material into containers and weigh boats or analytical balances with better control.

How can a spatula help improve accuracy during weighing procedures?

Using a spatula allows laboratory staff to add small amounts of material gradually during weighing. This helps prevent overshooting the target weight when using analytical balances or other precision measurement equipment. Controlled material transfer supports more accurate measurements, especially in laboratories working with small sample quantities.

What handling practices help maintain clean laboratory sample preparation?

Spatulas should be kept clean and free from residue between uses to prevent cross-contamination. Many laboratories dedicate specific tools to certain chemicals or cleaning procedures. Storing the spatula in a clean environment and wiping it before and after use can help maintain consistent sample integrity.

Are there safety considerations when using laboratory spatulas?

Yes, users should follow standard laboratory safety procedures when handling chemicals with a spatula. Wearing appropriate protective equipment and avoiding direct contact with hazardous substances helps reduce exposure risks. Proper cleaning and disposal practices should also be followed in accordance with laboratory protocols and chemical handling guidelines.