What Are Plastic Cell Scrapers & Lifters?
Plastic cell scrapers, also called as mini cell scrapers, can help you collect cells from tissue culture flasks, Petri dishes, and plates. They usually come with a swiveling blade that you can move horizontally and vertically while causing minimal damage to the cells.

With plastic cell lifters, you can harvest cell cultures without compromising their viability. The pivoting blade ensures precise contact with the growth area but causes minimal cell damage. You can remove all cell layers efficiently.

Technical Features:

  • The scraper handle is made of PP while the blades are made of TPE.
  • You can move the blade at a free angle, making it easier to reach all corners of the flask or a Petri dish.
  • They are nonpyrogenic and free of DNase, RNase, radioactive chemicals, and human DNA.
Specification Packaging detail Cat#
Cell Scrapers, 250mm, Individual packaging, sterile, RNase and DNase free, 100 PCS/Bag, 2 Bags/Case 200 MBC.CS.250
Cell Scrapers, 300mm, Individual packaging, sterile, RNase and DNase free, 100 PCS/Bag, 2 Bags/Case 200 MBC.CS.300
cell spreaders 148mm, L shape, individual package, sterile, RNase and DNase free,100 PCS/Bag, 20 Bags/Case/Case 2000 MBC.CSL.148
cell spreaders 182mm, T shape, individual package, sterile, RNase and DNase free,100 PCS/Bag, 20 Bags/Case/Case 2000 MBC.CST.182

Cell Scrapper

FAQs

What is a cell scraper and how is it used in the lab?

A cell scraper is a laboratory tool used to gently detach adherent cells from culture flasks, dishes, or plates. It has a flat or angled blade that allows you to collect cells without damaging them, making it ideal for applications such as cell counting, subculturing, or preparing samples for analysis.

What types of cell scrapers are available at MaxBiochem?

MaxBiochem offers a range of cell scrapers with different handle lengths and blade sizes to suit various culture vessels and experiment types. These scrapers typically feature ergonomic handles and durable plastic or stainless steel blades, ensuring comfortable use and consistent performance for repetitive laboratory work.

Are MaxBiochem cell scrapers suitable for all cell culture surfaces?

Yes. MaxBiochem cell scrapers are designed to work effectively on a variety of culture surfaces, including T‑flasks, Petri dishes, multi‑well plates, and roller bottles. Their flexible blades help detach cells from flat, curved, and deep vessels without harming the monolayer.

How do I clean and maintain a cell scraper?

Most MaxBiochem cell scrapers are reusable and autoclavable, depending on the model. After use, scrub the scraper with detergent and water, rinse thoroughly, and sterilize as needed. Always follow your lab’s biosafety and sterilization protocols to ensure safe and contamination‑free use.

Why choose MaxBiochem cell scrapers for cell culture work?

Researchers choose MaxBiochem cell scrapers for their reliable construction, ergonomic design, and consistent performance. These tools are engineered to help you collect cells efficiently with minimal damage, making them ideal for routine cell culture workflows, cell harvesting, and sample preparation.

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