Laboratory tongs

CRUTCHFIELD TRACT TONGS 7.25

MAYO-ROBSON FCP STR 10

While most titer plates can be used in the Geno/Grinder, these sturdy titer plates have been tested extensively with various samples, and resist perforation by steel grinding balls even at high clamp speeds. They can be used for many applications

Taking Weighing to New Limits METTLER TOLEDO&rsquos new XPR microbalances incorporate a range of innovative new technologies to deliver the highest accuracy in their class and help make your micro-weighing tasks simpler, safer and more secure.

The Atago PAL-05S salinity refractometer is an ideal instrument used for measuring the concentration of sodium chloride on the Baume scale. It requires two AAA batteries for uninterrupted power supply.

The Atago PAL-98S pocket condiment refractometer is an ideal instrument used for measuring various condiments like soy sauce, ketchup, marinades, curry and other sauces. This hand-held device works with a temperature range between 10 to 100 degree C.

The Atago PAL-39S digital refractometer is an ideal instrument used for measuring the concentration of hydrogen peroxide. This hand-held device works with a temperature range between 10 to 35 degree C.

Enable samples of liquid or powder to be taken and sent for testing in the same container, eliminating risk of cross contamination. Sterile Available in blue and clear The handle can be neatly snapped off once the sample has been taken.

The Humboldt Mfg. Co beaker tong, extra long breaker tong and replacement ceramic sleeves are suitable for use in research facilities and chemical laboratories while conducting experiments.

Tongs have an overall length of 9 in. and include riveted joints and serrated tips.<br>Image(s) are representative of the product group and not necessarily the individual product.

FHM

This crystal clear plastic mug has double handles to make drinking safer and easier for people with a weak grasp or tremor. The handles will accommodate four adult fingers and the lid has a drinking spout to prevent spills.