Dissecting Pin
DDAFRICA-001-0281
The Dissecting Pin is a stout steel spike 55 mm long, with a large wood handle that makes it easy to push into a dissecting board.
Dissecting pins hold a specimen in place on a board while it is dissected. The large wood handle makes it easier to press the steel spike into the board.
Key Features
- Stout steel spike
- Length 55 mm
- Large wood handle
- Easy insertion into a dissecting board
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Dissecting Pin — Manufacturers, Suppliers & Exporters in India
The Dissecting Pin is a stout steel spike 55 mm long, with a large wood handle that makes it easy to push into a dissecting board.
Manufacturer of Dissecting Pin
In-house production of dissecting pin at our ISO 9001 certified workshop in Mohra, Haryana — from raw material to final calibration under one roof.
Supplier to African Schools
Trusted supplier of dissecting pin to schools, colleges, TVET institutes and universities across Africa.
Bulk Supply & MOE Tenders
Full tender documentation, sample submissions and sealed unit pricing for Ministry of Education tenders and multi-institution bulk supply of dissecting pin.
Why Choose Africa Didactic for Dissecting Pin?
Sourcing dissecting pin for a school laboratory, college laboratory, university curriculum or government tender? Here's what makes Africa Didactic the preferred manufacturer and OEM partner.
Every dissecting pin unit passes incoming material check, in-process inspection and final calibration before dispatch.
Matched to national practical syllabuses such as WAEC, NECO, KCSE, NECTA, UNEB, ECZ and CAPS — usable by teachers without retraining.
BOQ specifications, country-of-origin certificates, calibration records and packing lists prepared in-house for MOE and procurement tenders.
Source Dissecting Pin with your own branding, packaging and dealer documentation through our OEM programme.
Export-grade crating, customs paperwork and shipping to Lagos, Tema, Mombasa, Dar es Salaam, Durban, Djibouti and Alexandria.
No middleman markup. Quotes scale with order volume — from a single classroom kit to multi-container national tender shipments.