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The Karl Hammacher CrNi Steel Inoculation Loop is a precision instrument designed for microbiological applications, including the transfer and streaking of microorganisms. Measuring 50 mm in length with a loop diameter of 4.0 mm, it offers optimal control and accuracy during inoculation procedures. Crafted from high-quality chromium-nickel (CrNi) steel, this loop ensures durability and resistance to corrosion, making it suitable for repeated sterilization and long-term use in laboratory environments. Its ergonomic design facilitates comfortable handling, enhancing the efficiency of laboratory workflows.
This Karl Hammacher inoculation loop is an essential tool for laboratories conducting microbiological analyses, providing reliable performance and longevity.
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HWO 034-53
Part Number
9.160 055
Manufacturer
Karl Hammacher
Loop Ø
4.0 mm
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HWO 030-51
Part Number
9.160 057
Manufacturer
Karl Hammacher
Loop Ø
1.5 mm
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HWO 036-61
Part Number
9.160 061
Manufacturer
Karl Hammacher
Loop Ø
1.5 mm
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HWO 032-52
Part Number
9.160 058
Manufacturer
Karl Hammacher
Loop Ø
2.5 mm
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HWO 040-63
Part Number
9.160 063
Manufacturer
Karl Hammacher
Loop Ø
4.0 mm
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HWO 031-50
Part Number
9.160 056
Manufacturer
Karl Hammacher
Loop Ø
2.0 mm
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HWO 038-62
Part Number
9.160 062
Manufacturer
Karl Hammacher
Loop Ø
2.5 mm
It is a precision instrument designed for microbiological applications, including the transfer and streaking of microorganisms. Measuring 50 mm in length with a loop diameter of 4.0 mm, it offers optimal control and accuracy during inoculation procedures. Crafted from high-quality chromium-nickel (CrNi) steel, this loop ensures durability and resistance to corrosion, making it suitable for repeated sterilization and long-term use in laboratory environments. Its ergonomic design facilitates comfortable handling, enhancing the efficiency of laboratory workflows.
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