Bacterial Inoculating Loops - Holder (8 inch) and Five Reusable Nichrome Wire Tips (2.2 inch)

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Product Description

✔ HANDY TOOLS YOU MUST HAVE - The classic design of inoculation holder ( 20cm/8 inch) with interchangeable inoculation loops (55mm/2.2 Inch) is the tool you must have.
✔ EASY-TO-USE - The grip portion of the handle is covered by plastic. The light-weighted, well-balanced, easy-to-use, Inoculating Loop we recommended to you.
✔ GREAT VALUE - 1 pcs inoculation holder and 5 pcs 10-uL reusable inoculation loops in one package. All you need to start doing bacteriology.
✔ DURABLE - Highly durable and solid product that you can use daily - ideal for Laboratory, Classroom, or Science Fair Project.
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The classic design of inoculation holder with interchangeable inoculation loops offering great value for money!

List of Components:

1 inoculation holder - nickel plated brass rod with plastic grip - Length: 220mm/8.8 Inch.

5 inoculation loop tips - durable Nichrome twisted loops - Length: 55mm/2.2 Inch, Diameter: 4mm.

Key Features of the Product:

Microbiologists use inoculating loops to transfer microorganisms to growth media. It is easy to sterilize and reuse because nichrome wire resists deterioration with repeated heat/cooling cycles.

Inoculation loops are interchangeable. Screw the cap of the inoculation holder to replace it.

Easily manageable while being long enough to dissipate lots of heat, and it is well-balaced and light-weighted so good for hours of back-to-back plating.

Flame sterilization is a very simple method of killing microorganisms on an inoculating loop. Hold the wire loop end inside an alcohol burner or Bunsen burner flame for a few seconds to bring it to redness and then remove for 15-30 seconds to cool. When cooled, it is ready for culture inoculations.

Also good for flame test. A powdered sample of a metal salt is placed onto the Nichrome wire and suspended in a Bunsen burner flame to see what color flame results.