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Dissolved Oxygen Calibration and Verification for Laboratory Measurement
Dissolved Oxygen Calibration and Verification for Laboratory Measurement
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The Bürkle Spoon for Food, l.G., 20ml, is ideal for hygienic sampling and handling of food substances in laboratory and industrial settings. Made from high-quality polystyrene (PS) and colored blue for easy visibility, this spoon is sterile and ready for immediate use. Each pack includes 10 individually sterile spoons to ensure contamination-free sampling.
The Bürkle Spoon for Food offers reliable, safe, and traceable sampling in environments that demand strict hygiene protocols.
Manufacturer P/N
5378-5007
Part Number
4.680 830
Manufacturer
Burkle
Detectable
No
Manufacturer P/N
5378-5004
Part Number
4.680 827
Manufacturer
Burkle
Detectable
Yes
Manufacturer P/N
5378-5008
Part Number
4.680 828
Manufacturer
Burkle
Detectable
Yes
Manufacturer P/N
5378-5003
Part Number
4.680 829
Manufacturer
Burkle
Detectable
No
It is ideal for hygienic sampling and handling of food substances in laboratory and industrial settings. Made from high-quality polystyrene (PS) and colored blue for easy visibility, this spoon is sterile and ready for immediate use. Each pack includes 10 individually sterile spoons to ensure contamination-free sampling.
Yes. It is designed for food sampling and processing, and offers a volume of 20ml to support this kind of work.
It has a volume of 20ml.
It is made from polystyrene (PS). It also offers blue, sterile, single-use and individually packed and sterilised.

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