Inoculating Loop 1ul (case)

Inoculating loops are laboratory tools used to transfer small amounts of liquid or solid samples, such as microorganisms, to a growth medium for further study or analysis. They consist of a thin wire or rod with a handle and are usually made of metal, plastic, or a combination of the two. Inoculating loops are commonly used in microbiology labs to transfer and spread microorganisms onto a growth medium, and are also used in food analysis and quality control labs to transfer small samples for testing. There are several types of inoculating loops available, including standard loops, multi-channel loops, and loops with specialized features like built-in sterilization. These tools are important in many laboratory settings and are used in research, industry, and education. Inoculating loops may also be used in hospitals and other healthcare settings to transfer and spread microorganisms for diagnostic purposes.

• Manufactured from high quality polypropylene
• Volume of 1ul
• Disposable loops with needle type for collection and inoculation by streaking or puncturing method
• Sterilized by Ethylene Oxide (EO)
• Medical Device Authority (MDA) approved
• Packing: 10/pack, 6000/case