Tweezers

A technology of tweezers and tweezer arms, applied in the field of tweezers, can solve the problems of easy slipping, contamination of samples to be tested, sample loss, etc., and achieves the effect of firm gripping, flexible manual operation, and not easy to slip off the gripping

Inactive Publication Date: 2015-08-19
新疆农业科学院农业质量标准与检测技术研究所
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[0002] When professional chromatographic analysis laboratories conduct chromatographic or spectral detection of pesticide residues, fatty acids, heavy metals and other samples, experimenters often need to use organic reagents to fix the volume in the sample bottle during sample pretreatment, and in batch testing, many Perform the operation of arranging the sample bottle, screwing the cap, or clamping the sample bottle for the first time. If you grab it directly by hand, human body temperature will easily cause the volatilization and loss of the standard substance. Harmful reagents will pollute the contact parts of human hands and endanger human health. Even if disposable gloves are worn during operation, there is still a risk of toxic organic reagents penetrating into the skin tissue of the hands of personnel through the gloves
At present, tweezers are used in the laboratory to flexibly pick up some objects, but most of the existing tweezers are of flat, curved or pointed structure, and these tweezers are easy to slip when clamping the sample bottle, resulting in sample loss, which is difficult to meet the experimental analysis Require
In addition, some of the existing laboratory tweezers are made of plastic. In the detection of special indicators such as plasticizers, if these tweezers are used to clamp and seal the sample bottle, the plasticizer in the tweezers will contaminate the sample to be tested. sample

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[0021] figure 1 and figure 2 It is a structural schematic diagram of the tweezers of the embodiment of the present invention. Such as figure 1 and figure 2 As shown, the tweezers include a tweezer tail 1, two tweezer arms 2 and two tweezer heads 3, the upper ends of the two tweezer arms are connected to the tweezer tails, and the lower ends of the two tweezer arms are respectively connected to two tweezer heads, of which two The opposite surfaces of the tweezers are respectively concave arc surfaces. After the two tweezers are closed, the clamped object will be limited and fixed between the two opposite concave arc surfaces. At least the concave arc surface in contact with the clamped object in the tweezers is Made of stainless steel.

[0022] The opposite surfaces of the two tweezers heads of the tweezers of the embodiment of the present invention are concave arc surfaces respectively, and after they are closed, the clamped objects such as sampling bottles for laborator...

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The invention discloses a pair of tweezers. The pair of tweezers comprises a tweezers tail, two tweezers arms and two tweezers heads, wherein the upper ends of the two tweezers arms are connected with the tweezers tail; the lower ends of the two tweezers arms are connected with the two tweezers heads respectively; opposite surfaces of the two tweezers heads are concave arc surfaces; after the two tweezers heads are closed, a clamped object is limited and fixed between the two concave arc surfaces; in the tweezers, at least the concave arc surfaces which are in contact with the clamped object are made of stainless steel. According to the tweezers disclosed by the invention, when a sample feeding bottle is clamped in experiment sample chromatographic analysis, the pair of tweezers has the advantages of firmness in clamping and uneasiness of sliding off; a phenomenon that the contact parts of the tweezers and the sample feeding bottle contains a plasticizer so that a sample to be detected in the sample feeding bottle is polluted is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of experimental instruments, in particular to tweezers. Background technique [0002] When professional chromatographic analysis laboratories conduct chromatographic or spectral detection of pesticide residues, fatty acids, heavy metals and other samples, experimenters often need to use organic reagents to fix the volume in the sample bottle during sample pretreatment, and in batch testing, many Perform the operations of arranging the sample bottle, screwing the cap, or clamping the sample bottle once. If you grab it directly with your hands, the human body temperature will easily cause the volatilization and loss of the standard substance. Harmful reagents will pollute the contact parts of human hands and endanger human health. Even if disposable gloves are worn during operation, there is still a risk of toxic organic reagents penetrating into the skin tissue of personnel's hands through the gloves. At present, twee...

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IPC IPC(8): B25B9/02
CPCB25B9/02
Inventor 周俊刘河疆薛晓珍王海燕朱宁
Owner 新疆农业科学院农业质量标准与检测技术研究所
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