• A rectangular folding zip pouch containing Stainless steel tools for mycology - 3 scalpel handles, a pack of scalpel baldes, a pair of scissors, and inoculation loop, and some forceps.
  • Stainless steel scissors, forceps, and inoculation loop with the label "north spore" for mycology.
  • The 3 scalpels for mycology contained in the mycology tool kit from north spore, as well as the sterile scalpel blades included, which have a rounded tip - a #10 scalpel.
  • The rectangular leather pouch containing the mycology tool kit from north spore being held by someone wearing black nitrile gloves.

    Mycology Tool Kit

    $35.99
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    This mycology lab tool set is perfect for mushroom cloning, culturing and general laboratory work. Each set includes stainless steel tools and extra blades, in a zippered carrying case.
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    Product details

    • (1) Stainless high-precision needle-nose tweezers
    • (1) Stainless straight-blade dissection scissors
    • (1) Stainless one-piece scalpel w/ integrated blade
    • (1) Stainless inoculation loop
    • (1) Stainless grooved scalpel handle #3 w/ metric ruler
    • (1) Stainless flat scalpel handle #7
    • (4) Stainless #10 sterile scalpel blades
    • (1) Zippered carrying case

    Stainless Steel for Flawless Lab Work

    Inside the zippered carrying case of the North SPore Mycology Tool Kit you will find the essential stainless steel blades and instruments for mushroom cloning, culturing and general lab work.

    Observe safety guidelines when using and storing these tools. Clean and sterilize thoroughly between uses.

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    Usage

    โš  CUT HAZARD:

    IMPROPER USE OR CONTACT MAY RESULT IN INJURY.

    Always keep blades and sharp edges away from fingers and body. Do not use if blades or sharp edges are dull or otherwise damaged or if the handle is broken or loose. Do not pick up by the blade or sharp edge. When not in use, store in a safe place

    Changing your blades

    To avoid accidental cuts, ALWAYS use forceps, needle holders, or other engineering controls when changing or manipulating blades. Cuts from scalpel blades are one of the most common sharps injuries in the lab. Place used blades in a sharps container and dispose of them according to local guidelines.

    Specifications

    ย Autoclavable?: Yes

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