Laboratory spatula Chattaway

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Product overview
The Chattaway double spatula has a square end and a rounded, curved end. This sophisticated precision tool is designed for professional use in laboratories, medical diagnostics and analytical environments. Thanks to its special design, it combines two functional geometries in a single instrument: the flat, angular side enables precise portioning, swabbing and cutting, while the flat, rounded, curved side allows gentle and efficient scraping, removal and dispensing from round or hard-to-reach vessels. The curved shape adapts perfectly to glass jars, reducing material loss and minimising the effort required, while the ergonomic bend supports a natural hand position. Made from high-quality stainless steel, the spatula is robust, hygienic and corrosion-resistant - ideal for continuous use in demanding working environments.

Key features

• Two functions: angular (square) side for precise work and a rounded, curved side for hard-to-reach areas.
• Ergonomic curved angle for comfortable handling and reduced effort.
• Curved shape adapts to glass jars to prevent scratches and reduce material loss.
• Efficient scraping along vessel walls to minimise sample loss.
• Made of high-quality stainless steel 1.4301 (AISI 304) for robustness, hygiene and corrosion resistance.

Area of application
The Chattaway square/round curved double spatula is ideal for tasks that require both precision and ergonomic design. In instrumental analysis, the square side can be used to accurately measure out fine-grained solids and transfer them to measuring vessels or analysis vials. The curved, round side is ideal for removing samples from round-bottomed flasks, beakers and other hard-to-reach vessels during sample preparation. In microbiology or histology, the ergonomic angle makes it easier to scrape residues from Petri dishes or centrifuge tubes without putting unnecessary strain on the hands. It ensures smooth processes and precise results during repetitive dispensing work, proving its functionality in research, laboratory routine and medical diagnostics.