Sterilized so they won’t contaminate your samples or lines, these liquid samplers are often used in food processing, pharmaceutical, and biotech applications. Unlike traditional sampling methods such as ladles and cups, they don’t expose samples to the surrounding environment. These samplers use gravity to draw out liquid through the needle directly into the bag. The needle has a luer lock connection, so it’s easy to remove the needle after you take the sample. You can also swap the needle out beforehand if your application needs a different kind.

These bags are best for taking large samples. They’re ISO 10993 compliant, so they’re approved for use in medical devices. They meet USP Class VI, meaning they’re made of plastic that’s been tested to the highest standards to reduce the risk of leaching into biological samples. Manufactured free of contaminants and allergens, they are BPA- and latex-free. They’re also TSE/BSE compliant, so they’ve never come into contact with any animal products.

These liquid samplers are typically used with sampling tube fittings.

Pump the handle to draw liquid out of a tank or drum through a hose into sample bottles. Only the hose and hose weight come into contact with the liquid, reducing the possibility of cross contamination.

Pick a handle, snap on a container, and you’re ready to scoop samples. Choose stainless steel containers for collecting hot or corrosive samples.

Collect and transfer acids, solvents, and other harsh chemicals. The bowl and handle on these dippers are PTFE, so they resist chemicals better than standard plastic dippers. For added durability, the handle has a stainless steel core. The threaded design lets you detach the bowl from the handle for easy cleaning and storage. To make the dipper longer, thread together as many extension handles (sold separately) as you need to reach your desired length.

Measure small amounts of your material or ingredients. All spoons are stainless steel, so they’re easy to clean and sanitize.

Spoons with a long handle can reach over a foot to get to the bottom of large containers and bulk material sacks.

Flat-bottom spoons rest on surfaces without tipping over. You can use them as weigh boats.

Spoons that meet NSF/ANSI 2 adhere to sanitary standards for food-processing environments.

Measure up to a cup of material or ingredients. All cups have graduation marks on the inside, so you can also measure smaller quantities within a single cup.