LevGo smartSlicer Disp. Gel Cutter & Safety Razor, Standard 1.5" X 0.75", 4800/Cs - 30202-48

$480.00
Description

Description

  • Key performance benefit: Designed to cleanly slice gels on a light box without scratching the surface.
  • Material & construction: Made from food-grade PET with a thickness of 0.27 mm (0.011").
  • Risk reduction/compliance benefit: Designed as a safer alternative to a single-edge industrial razor blade.
  • Comfort & usability: An adjustable design allows users to cut the slicer to the desired width with standard scissors.
  • Safety & compliance assurance: US Patent 9,132,561.

Recommended For

  • Gel slicing on light boxes
  • Soft tissue sample slicing
  • Soft tissue sample chopping
  • Soft tissue sample mincing
  • Laboratory gel handling
  • Laboratory sample preparation

Primary Industries

  • Laboratory Research
  • Biotechnology
  • Life Sciences

Standards and Certifications

  • US Patent 9,132,561
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Properties

Size 2" X 1", 1.5" X 0.75"
Thickness 0.27 mm (0.011")
Material Food-grade PET
Size Large
Case Quantity 4800
Made in USA

FAQs

When is a gel cutter safety razor preferred over a traditional metal razor blade?

A gel cutter safety razor is often preferred when working with delicate gels or samples where protecting the surface beneath is important. Unlike traditional metal blades, these cutters are designed to reduce the chance of scratching light boxes or other laboratory surfaces while still providing controlled, precise slicing during gel handling and sample preparation.

Can these cutters be used for applications other than gel slicing?

Yes, they are commonly used for additional laboratory tasks involving soft materials. Researchers may use them to cut, chop, or mince soft tissue samples during sample preparation workflows. Their thin, flexible design makes them suitable for handling delicate materials where controlled cutting is needed without damaging underlying surfaces.

How does the adjustable design help during laboratory work?

The adjustable design allows users to trim the cutter to a preferred width using standard scissors. This flexibility helps researchers customize the tool to match specific gel sizes, sample dimensions, or workflow preferences. Being able to modify the width can improve handling control and adapt the cutter for different laboratory preparation tasks.

Are these cutters suitable for use on light boxes?

Yes, they are specifically designed for gel slicing on light boxes. The construction helps reduce the likelihood of scratching the surface when cutting gels during visualization or analysis. This makes them a practical option for laboratories that frequently perform gel imaging and require tools compatible with the surfaces of sensitive equipment.

What handling practices help maintain safe and effective use?

For best results, users should handle the cutters carefully and store them in a clean laboratory environment until use. Because they are thin and flexible, avoiding bending or contamination helps maintain consistent performance. Disposing of used cutters in accordance with laboratory safety procedures also supports safe sample-preparation workflows.