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Micro Cleaning Brushes for Fine Surgical Instruments
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Micro Cleaning Brushes for Surgical Instruments are designed for precision cleaning of delicate and hard-to-reach areas. Each brush features a 2 mm non-linting, non-absorbent fiber head with a patented spherical shape that holds approximately 1/8 drop of cleaning solution. The 4" bendable plastic handle allows for easy access and controlled application. Supplied in a vial of 100, these brushes are ideal for maintaining surgical instrument hygiene without risking damage to fine components.
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