The Breakable Swab Handle is designed for easy and efficient DNA collection, offering compatibility with automated extraction workstations. This feature allows for seamless integration into high-throughput forensic laboratories where rapid and consistent DNA processing is required. The swab handle can be easily snapped into smaller sections for easier handling and extraction, making it ideal for both field and laboratory use. With a focus on efficiency and contamination prevention, this swab is a perfect choice for environments requiring precise DNA analysis.
Key Features:
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Breakable Handle Design: The swab handle can be snapped off at specific points, allowing for easy manipulation and optimal sample extraction.
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Automated Extraction Compatibility: Specifically designed to work with automated DNA extraction systems, improving efficiency and consistency in high-throughput labs.
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Sterile and Safe: Each swab is individually sterile-packed to prevent contamination, ensuring the collection of high-quality DNA.
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Durable and Flexible: The swab handle is strong and flexible, making it easy to collect samples from various surfaces without compromising the integrity of the swab.
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Cost-Effective: The breakable design makes it cost-efficient by reducing material waste, and allows for easier storage and transportation.
Operational Use:
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Prepare the Swab: Open the sterile packaging and inspect the swab handle for any damage.
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Collect the Sample: Use the swab to collect DNA from the target surface, applying gentle pressure to ensure optimal DNA transfer.
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Break the Handle: Snap off the handle at the designated break point for easier sample extraction, if necessary.
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Place in Extraction System: Insert the swab into the automated extraction workstation for DNA processing.
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Store and Transport: Store the collected sample in a sterile container and transport it to the lab for analysis.
Scope:
This breakable swab handle is ideal for forensic labs, police investigations, medical facilities, and any environment where high-quality DNA samples need to be collected and processed using automated systems.