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Stainless Steel Dry Ice Scooper

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Stainless Steel Dry Ice Scooper

in Assorted Stainless Parts

$19.99

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Stainless steel dry ice scooper, sized for handling and transferring dry ice.

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Description

This stainless steel dry ice scooper is perfect when it comes to handling your dry ice. Order this large ice scooper today.
Scoop Dimensions:(Not overall size)Width:5″ Wide at handle, 4″ Wide at tipLength:8″ LongDepth:2.5″ at deepest spot.

Frequently asked questions

What is it made from?+

Stainless steel.

What is it for?+

Handling dry ice — for example when charging a cold trap or a dewaxing sleeve.

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