The Globe Scientific Inoculation Loops are precision instruments designed for efficiently transferring inoculum in microbiological laboratories. Available in both flexible and rigid forms, these loops make culture transfer quick and contamination-free, thanks to their sterility and incorporated needle feature.

Available in 1uL and 10uL varieties, the inoculation loops offer significant adaptability in handling various microbial studies. With a wide color range including white, blue, yellow, and green, these loops are easy to identify during complex lab processes. Their packaging options cater to both small and large-scale laboratory needs, allowing researchers to streamline their operations efficiently.

Key Features:

• Multiple color options such as white, blue, and yellow for easy identification in crowded lab environments.
• Available in both flexible and rigid designs to cater to different laboratory preferences and techniques.
• Sterile with a needle to ensure efficient streaking and transfer of cultures with less contamination.
• Various packaging options to suit small laboratory needs as well as bulk requirements.

Uses:

• The Globe Scientific Inoculation Loops are primarily used in microbiological laboratories for transferring bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms from one culture medium to another. Their sterile design helps avoid contamination during the streaking process.
• These loops are also essential in laboratories for spreading or streaking microorganisms on agar plates, helping in the isolation and study of specific cultures. They are used in various biotechnological, pharmaceutical, and research facilities.

FAQs:

1. What is the purpose of using a sterile inoculation loop with a needle?
Sterile inoculation loops with needles are designed to effectively transfer and streak microorganisms while minimizing the risk of contamination in laboratory settings.

2. How are the loops packaged?
The Globe Scientific Inoculation Loops come in various packaging options such as 20 per pack, 50 packs per box, and individually wrapped options depending on the specific product configuration.

3. What are the differences between flexible feel and rigid feel loops?
Flexible feel loops provide ease of maneuverability and adaptability during streaking, whereas rigid feel loops offer more control and precision in technique, depending on the user's preference.

4. Why are multiple color options available for these loops?
Multiple color options help in better identification and avoidance of cross-contamination among different experiments in busy laboratory settings.