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LevGo smartPick Wood Inoculation Pick, Standard, Needle Point, 2.5" Single Tip 32000/Cs - 18250-NP

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SKU: 18250-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. Standard pick measures 2.5" long by 0.10" 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.
  • Comfort & usability: Compact 2.5" design with a needle-pointed single 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 63.5 mm (2.5")
Width 2.54 mm (0.10")
Tip Type Needle pointed
Tip Size 0.016"
Material 100% USA grown White Birch
Autoclavable Yes
Case Quantity 32,000
Made in USA
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FAQs

When is a needle-pointed inoculation pick preferred over a semi-pointed pick?

A needle-pointed inoculation pick is typically used when highly precise sample manipulation is required. The finer tip allows researchers to isolate very small microbial colonies or handle tiny sample quantities with greater accuracy. It is often preferred in microbiology workflows where careful colony selection or detailed culture transfer is necessary.

What types of laboratory tasks benefit from the needle-pointed tip?

The needle pointed tip is useful for tasks such as isolating single colonies from agar plates, transferring minute culture samples, or working in densely populated culture areas. Laboratories conducting detailed microbiological analysis or research may prefer the finer tip for more controlled sample handling during preparation and testing.

How does the compact 2.5-inch length support laboratory work?

The shorter length can provide improved hand control when working close to the work surface. This can be helpful when performing delicate inoculation tasks within petri dishes or small containers. The compact size may also make the pick easier to maneuver during detailed microbiology procedures requiring careful sample placement.

Why are disposable wooden picks commonly used in microbiology workflows?

Disposable wooden picks are often used to simplify sterile workflows and reduce the risk of cross-contamination. Using a fresh pick for each sample transfer helps maintain separation between cultures and supports consistent laboratory practices. They are especially useful in environments where quick, single-use tools are preferred for routine inoculation and sample handling.

What handling practices help maintain reliable laboratory use?

To maintain clean sample transfers, picks should be handled using appropriate sterile techniques in accordance with laboratory protocols. Keeping them in their packaging until needed and storing them in a dry, clean environment helps prevent contamination. Proper handling practices support reliable performance during microbiology procedures and research workflows.