Scoop, Plastic

Quick Answer: The Scoop, Plastic from LabEquip is a lightweight plastic scoop used to measure and transfer powders, granules and small solid samples in the lab or classroom.

Description

This plastic scoop is a simple, reusable tool for handling powders, granules and small solid reagents without direct hand contact. It is a practical, low-cost item for school, college and general laboratory settings where quick, hygienic transfer of dry materials is needed.

The exact capacity, dimensions and whether the material is autoclavable or chemical-resistant are not specified for this listing. If your work requires a particular capacity or sterilization compatibility, please confirm these details with our sales team before ordering.

Specifications

Care & Maintenance / Safety Note

• Wash with mild soap and water after each use and allow to air-dry fully before storing.
• Do not assume the scoop is autoclavable or chemical-resistant unless confirmed with our sales team, as this is not specified for this listing.
• Use a separate scoop for each reagent where possible to avoid cross-contamination.
• Discard or replace a scoop that is cracked, discoloured or shows signs of chemical damage.

Why Choose LabEquip

LabEquip supplies practical lab consumables for schools, colleges and laboratories, with honest specifications and a sales team ready to confirm details before you order. Browse our General Items range, pair this scoop with our Utility Tray, Plastic for organized storage, or visit the LabEquip homepage to browse our full catalogue.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this scoop used for?
It is used to measure and transfer powders, granules and small solid samples in a lab or classroom setting.

What is the capacity of the scoop?
Exact capacity is not specified for this listing. Please contact our sales team to confirm before you order.

Is the scoop autoclavable or chemical-resistant?
Autoclave and chemical resistance are not specified for this listing — please confirm with our sales team if this matters for your application.

Can I use the same scoop for different reagents?
It is best practice to use a separate scoop per reagent where possible to avoid cross-contamination.

How should I clean the scoop?
Wash with mild soap and water and let it air-dry fully before reuse.

What should I do if the scoop looks damaged?
Discard or replace it if it is cracked, discoloured or shows signs of chemical damage, since this can affect measurement accuracy and hygiene.

Last Updated: September 2026