Micropipette
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A handheld micropipette for precise microlitre transfers in research, diagnostics, and teaching. Adjustable or fixed volume with universal tip compatibility, low-force operation, and autoclavable lower parts. Available in single and multichannel versions to match tube or plate workflows. Delivers accurate, repeatable results that protect samples, improve ergonomics, and cut errors, making it a dependable everyday tool for any laboratory.
Description
A micropipette is a precision, piston-operated instrument for transferring very small liquid volumes with high accuracy. It draws and dispenses microlitres using a disposable tip, protecting both sample and user. Models are available as adjustable or fixed volume, in single and multichannel formats, covering common ranges from 0.1 µL up to 10,000 µL. The result is repeatable dispensing for routine tasks and sensitive assays across research, diagnostics, and quality control.
Key features and benefits:
• Smooth, low-force plunger with two-step blow-out for consistent aspiration and complete delivery
• Universal tip cone compatible with standard tips to reduce consumable costs
• Lightweight, ergonomic body with textured grip and an easy-reach tip ejector to reduce hand strain
• Clearly marked volume display for fast, error-free setting
• Chemical-resistant materials and autoclavable lower assembly for easy sterilization
• Optional multichannel versions speed work in 8- and 12-channel plate formats
• Designed to align with ISO 8655 performance principles when properly calibrated and maintained
Typical uses and applications:
• Molecular biology workflows such as PCR, cloning, sequencing, and qPCR
• Cell culture, microbiology plating, and gentle handling of cell suspensions
• Clinical and veterinary diagnostics, ELISA, and immunoassays
• Pharmaceutical, food, and environmental testing laboratories
• Teaching labs that need rugged, easy-to-use tools for daily practice
Compared with glass Pasteur or serological pipettes, a micropipette offers tighter accuracy at low volumes, safer handling, and lower contamination risk. Versus electronic pipettes, manual models provide a cost-effective, robust choice with minimal maintenance, while still delivering excellent precision for most tasks. Choose single channel for tubes and microcentrifuge work; choose multichannel for microplates. Pair with filtered tips for aerosol-sensitive assays and low-retention tips for viscous or protein-rich samples.
