Inoculating Needles - Sterile Disposable Plastic
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Inoculating Needles - Sterile Disposable Plastic

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  • Inoculating White Needles, 20 Per Bag. Supplied in 1000
  • Ideal for removing Protect beads from vials
  • Pack size: 1000 Needles
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Inoculating Needles, 20 Per Bag. Recommended for quick and accurate throughput of samples

  • Inoculating White Needles, 20 Per Bag. Supplied in 1000
  • Ideal for removing Protect beads from vials
  • Pack size: 1000 Needles

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Laboratory use only

Shelf Life: 2 years

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

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