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These sterile disposable plastic loops and needles are designed for use in quantitative procedures such as sampling urine counts and serial dilutions, as well as for bacterial inoculation. Pre-sterilized and designed for single use, they eliminate the risk of cross-contamination and the need for flaming. The unique hexagonal shape of the shaft makes it easier to grip, orientate, and guide through a smooth streaking process. Rigid loops and needles allow for more precise streaking patterns on agar plates, ideal for isolating individual colonies or performing quantitative assays, particularly with viscous or dense samples.
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Pre-sterilized and designed for single use, these loops eliminate the risk of cross-contamination and the need for flaming.
The unique hexagonal shape of the shaft makes it easier to grip, orientate, and guide through a smooth streaking process.
The loop surfaces are extremely smooth with no rough edges, flashing, or burrs on the loop head, eliminating the cutting or gouging of the agar surface.
These sterile disposable plastic loops and needles are designed for use in quantitative procedures such as sampling urine counts and serial dilutions as well as for bacterial inoculation. Because they are pre-sterilized and designed for single use there is no risk of cross-contamination and no need for flaming. The unique hexagonal shape of the shaft makes it easier to grip orientate and guide through a smooth streaking process. The loop surfaces are extremely smooth with no rough edges and no flashing or burrs on the loop head. This results in the elimination of cutting or gouging of the agar surface. Rigid loops and needles allow for more precise streaking patterns on agar plates which is essential for isolating individual colonies or performing quantitative assays. They are also better suited for handling viscous or dense samples where flexibility might impede the ability to effectively collect and transfer the sample.