



Dissecting Instrument Sets, Walleted Laboratory and Classroom Kits
From AUD 29.90 (Ex GST)
From AUD 29.90 (Ex GST)
- Laboratory dissecting sets designed for biology education, specimen preparation and anatomical investigations
- Available in three configurations: 4, 7 and 10 instruments
- Supplied in a wallet for convenient instrument storage and organisation
- Includes essential dissecting tools such as forceps, scissors and scalpel handles
- 4-instrument set includes splinter forceps, scalpel handle with blade, dissecting scissors and artery forceps
- 7-instrument set includes stainless steel dissecting tools with a disposable carbon steel scalpel blade
- 10-instrument set includes forceps, scissors, ruler, scalpel handle, transfer pipette, dissecting needles/probes and dissecting pins
- Different instrument configurations accommodate various laboratory dissection requirements
- Suitable for handling, separating and examining biological specimens
- Designed for practical biology lessons and supervised dissection activities
- Ideal for secondary schools, universities, research laboratories and educational science facilities
- Description
Description
The Dissecting Instrument Sets, also known as laboratory dissection kits, biological dissecting sets or student anatomy dissection kits, are designed for preparing, handling and examining biological specimens during laboratory experiments and educational activities. These laboratory dissecting sets contain a selection of essential instruments used in specimen examination and dissection. Each configuration provides tools for different practical tasks, including cutting, separating tissues, manipulating specimens and examining anatomical structures.
The 4-Instrument Dissecting Set provides a compact selection of basic dissecting tools. It includes 11.5 cm straight splinter forceps, a No. 4 scalpel handle with blade, 11.5 cm straight dissecting scissors and 12.5 cm artery forceps. This configuration is suitable for introductory biology experiments and routine specimen preparation. The 7-Instrument Dissecting Set (VIC Issue) includes a broader selection of tools for educational dissection procedures. Its instruments are manufactured from stainless steel, excluding the disposable carbon steel scalpel blade. The set includes a dissecting needle, probe, two types of scissors, two types of forceps and a No. 4 scalpel blade holder, together with a No. 22 disposable blade.
The 7-instrument configuration provides different forceps and scissor designs, allowing students to select suitable tools for grasping, cutting and separating biological tissues. The dissecting needle and probe can assist with examining smaller specimen structures. The 10-Instrument Dissecting Set offers an expanded collection of tools for more detailed laboratory activities. It includes two types of 130 mm forceps, two pairs of 110 mm scissors, a ruler, a No. 4 scalpel handle, a 3 mL plastic transfer pipette, two dissecting needles/probes and a pack of six dissecting pins.
The additional components in the 10-instrument set support specimen positioning, liquid transfer, measurement and anatomical examination. Dissecting pins can be used to hold suitable specimens in position on a dissecting tray, while forceps and scissors assist with handling and separating tissues. Each set is supplied in a storage wallet, providing a practical way to keep dissecting instruments together during classroom activities, laboratory storage and movement between teaching areas.
These dissecting sets are suitable for biology, zoology, anatomy and life science education, allowing students to develop practical skills in specimen handling, instrument selection and observation of biological structures. The different configurations allow educators to choose a set according to the complexity of their practical activities. The 4-instrument option provides essential tools, while the 7-instrument and 10-instrument sets offer additional instruments for more varied dissecting procedures. Safety Precautions: Scalpels, dissecting needles, scissors and other pointed instruments must be handled carefully. Use appropriate personal protective equipment, supervise student activities and dispose of used scalpel blades in an approved sharps container. Clean and maintain reusable instruments according to the laboratory’s procedures. Each selected variation is supplied as one Dissecting Set in Wallet containing the listed instruments and accessories. The contents of the 10-instrument set may be subject to minor changes, and the supplied contents list should take precedence over product photographs.
LabChoice Australia supplies laboratory dissecting kits, biological instruments and educational science equipment for secondary schools, universities, biology departments, research institutions and laboratory teaching facilities across Australia.
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