Enviroscreen Dry Swabs - Blue Polystyrene Shaft with Breakpoint
    Enviroscreen Dry Swabs - Blue Polystyrene Shaft with Breakpoint

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Enviroscreen Dry Swabs - Blue Polystyrene Shaft with Breakpoint (Peel Pouch)

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  • Blue Polystyrene Shaft with Breakpoint at 45mm, Viscose tip in Peel Pouch.
  • Ideal for easy sample detachment to ensure whole sample testing.
  • Pack size: 1000 Swabs
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Hygiene Swab, Blue Polystyrene Shaft with Breakpoint at 45mm, Viscose tip in Peel Pouch. Recommended for hygiene sampling, surface or equipment testing

  • Blue Polystyrene Shaft with Breakpoint at 45mm, Viscose tip in Peel Pouch.
  • Ideal for easy sample detachment to ensure whole sample testing.
  • Pack size: 1000 Swabs

Known limitations: Unsuitable for certain sample areas due to inclusion of breakpoint.

Shelf life: 2 years

Sterilisation Method: Gamma Irradiation to achieve a SAL of 10-6

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