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Nonscratching Plastic Blade Flat-Surface Scrapers
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Angled Blade Beveled |
Clean and scrape off sealant and gaskets—the plastic blade on these scrapers won't scratch delicate surfaces.
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Overall Lg. | Wd. | Lg. | Material | Shape | Edge | Color | Flexibility | Blade Replaceable | Lg. | Material | Each | |||
| 7" | 1" | 1 1/4" | Glass-Filled Nylon | Angled | Beveled | Blue | Rigid | No | 5 1/4" | Glass-Filled Nylon | 3618A36 | 00000 | ||
Lab Spatulas for Delicate Surfaces
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Style A |
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Style B |
Reach into beakers and other containers with narrow openings—these spatulas have a blade that is no more than 7/8" wide. Nonmarring to prevent scratches and cracks to your glassware, the blade is also angled to easily scrape corners. A thin, round handle helps you reach all sides of your container. These spatulas are autoclavable, so you can reuse them without the risk of contamination.
Style A—Style A have a rubber blade that flexes to scrape around curves. The blade does not resist chemicals as well as a polypropylene blade. These spatulas also have a removable handle that you can use as a stirring rod. Made of glass, it’s easy to clean and sturdier than a plastic handle.
Style B—Style B have a rigid polypropylene blade to scrape and spread stubborn material. The blade resists chemicals better than a rubber blade.
