CELL SPREADERS L

Noex, a manufacturer of professional laboratory equipment, offers inoculation loops and cell spreaders commonly employed in microbial laboratories. These products are indispensable to handle microbial material. They come in handy in the case of, among others, taking smears, developing surface cultures or determining the concentration of individual bacterial cells. Our product range includes spreaders and inoculation loops made of plastic, packed individually or in small packs for convenient and quick use. These components may be also made of platinum wire or stainless steel. They can be used multiple times. All it takes is to anneal them.

Inoculation loops and cell spreaders are most often found in the laboratories of pharmaceutical and chemical companies. Their specific nature requires using materials that enable keeping an aseptic environment. Such accessories include the microbial inoculation loops, cell spreaders and sterile needles we manufacture. In many cases, such laboratories also employ Petri dishes or different types of swab tubes. All these elements can be found in the Noex product portfolio, have been made of highest-quality materials, and are guaranteed to maintain an aseptic laboratory environment. We invite you to establish cooperation with us – an experienced manufacturer of inoculation loops and cell spreaders.

Some of the basic tools in microbial laboratories are inoculation loops manufactured by our company. Such accessories are employed to sample microorganisms and transfer them to a culture plate. A bacteriological inoculation loop is terminated with a loop of approx. 2 - 5 mm diameter. Whereas a microbial cell spreader is used for, among others, liquid inoculations and enables spreading samples on a substrate. Depending on your needs, you can select L- or T-shaped models. The spreaders we manufacture are precisely finished, which prevents substrate damage.

The inoculation loops and cell spreaders we manufacture find numerous applications in medical, chemical or pharmaceutical laboratories. They are applied, among others, for preparing cultures that enable determining infection causes, which facilitates matching an appropriate treatment. In order to conduct such an examination, Petri dishes are used to prepare various culture mediums, and then microbial material samples are applied onto them. These may include smears sampled from a disease-affected spot using a swab. Laboratory inoculation loops are employed to take liquid samples.

Identifying a pathogen species and observing bacterial or fungal cultivation requires a sample that is correctly applied onto the medium. This task is facilitated by laboratory cell spreaders that enable uniform distribution of the analysed material on the medium. This is extremely important in terms of obtaining accurate microbial test results. The type of substrate on which bacteria or fungi have multiplied, as well as their colony appearance allow to identify pathogen species and strain, which helps in selecting the right therapy.