The Importance of Laboratory Consumables
Laboratory consumables are critical to research in the life sciences. Labs must keep sample collections organized and accurate in order to conduct experiments. These items include reagents, tubes, filters, tips, and caps.
The life science industry is inundated with new medical devices every year. Many are used in the analysis of biological substances, such as blood and urine. Researchers must determine which assays are viable and successful before they are implemented. Choosing the right device for your lab is also crucial to consistent performance.
Medical laboratory equipment is critical for diagnosing and treating patients. It is used to perform a variety of complex tests. MRI, CT scans, dialysis machines, and ultrasound devices are just a few of the types of equipment available. A good supplier will be able to provide the lab with a wide variety of equipment and will ensure that they are reliable.
Labs must maintain a certain level of cleanliness to prevent contamination. This is particularly important in the case of bacteria cultures, which must be maintained at a certain temperature and humidity. In addition, they need a place to house tissues and liquid samples.
Some of the more basic lab supplies include disposable gloves, pipettes, and syringes. However, there are a number of more elaborate items that are required for laboratory operations. Items such as glassware, Petri dishes, hot plates, and dispensers are just some of the items needed by technicians.
Laboratory consumables are used to store, analyze, and evaluate the results of experiments. Most laboratory consumables are used on a single-use basis. Therefore, they must be replaced regularly. They can also be contaminated by biological or chemical matter.
While a number of medical devices are now designed to be more environmentally friendly, many labs still rely on plastics for their consumables. According to the University of Exeter, biomedical and agricultural laboratories worldwide produce 5.5 metric tonnes of plastic waste each year.
To help reduce the environmental impact of plastics, some laboratories have chosen to switch to glass. Although glass equipment can be cleaned and decontaminated, plastics are not reusable. If a lab needs to replace a plastic item, it is important to do so before re-using it.
Another way to conserve resources is to use refurbished medical lab equipment. This is a great option for clinical labs with limited budgets. Refurbished devices are often packaged with proper service contracts.
Depending on the lab, medical laboratory consumables may be a major source of expense. Whether your lab is new or old, there are a few key items that are always needed.
Cell Scraper
Name
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Variant No.
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Model
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Description
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Package specification
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Cell scrapers
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5050000
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18cm
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Blue,blade and handle positioned
horizontally, sterilised
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1pc/pack,1000pcs/case
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5052400
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25cm
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Yellow, blade and handle positioned
horizontally, sterilised
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1pc/pack,1000pcs/case .
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5053200
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25cm
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Green, blade and handle positioned
horizontally, sterilised
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1pc/pack,1000pcs/case
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5054400
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30cm
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Yellow, blade and handle positioned
horizontally, sterilised
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1pc/pack,1000pcs/case
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Cell Lifters
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5051130
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20cm
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White, Spatula type, sterilised
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1pc/pack, 1000pcs/case
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5051130
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10cm/20cm
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White, Bi-directional spatula type,
sterilisation
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1pc/pack, 1000pcs/case
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