A spatula made of polypropylene (PP) is a laboratory tool used for mixing, scraping, and transferring small amounts of solids or liquids. It is made of durable, lightweight, and chemical-resistant plastic material, making it ideal for use in laboratory settings.

The spatula has a flat blade with a rounded or pointed end and is used to handle small amounts of substances, such as powders, pastes, and liquids, without contaminating or altering the sample. Polypropylene spatulas come in various sizes and shapes, and some may have a long handle for reaching into containers or for use in deep dishes.

They are commonly used in chemistry, biology, and pharmaceutical laboratories, and are essential for a variety of procedures, including sample preparation, mixing, and transfer.