Pipette

Scientific research heavily relies on precise and accurate measurements, and one tool that plays a vital role in achieving this is the pipette. Whether you're working in a biology lab, a chemistry research facility, or a clinical setting, the pipette is an essential instrument for dispensing and transferring small volumes of liquids. In this article, we will explore the significance of pipettes in scientific research, their various types, how they work, and important considerations for their use.

A pipette is a laboratory instrument used to measure and transfer specific volumes of liquid with high precision. It consists of a slender tube, typically made of glass or plastic, with a tapered or calibrated tip at one end and a bulb or piston at the other end. The liquid is drawn into the pipette through the tip using the bulb or piston, and it can then be dispensed drop by drop or in a controlled manner.

• Lightweight ergonomic design with clear digital volume display
• Universal tip cone design compatible with major brands of tips
• Single handed operation for volume adjustment and pipetting
• Low plunger actuation force prevents repetitive strain injuries
• Built with calibration cert complying to ISO8655/DIN12650 accuracy
• Precision engineered with durable material – 2 Year Warranty
• Easy to calibrate and maintain with tool kit supplied

• Levo Plus  Pipette Filler Features
• Pipette controller for use with pipettes from 0.1 – 100mL
• Eight speeds are available for aspirate and dispense liquid
• Large LCD display provides visual confirmation of remaining battery charge and speed settings
• Easy for one-handed operation
• Lightweight, ergonomic designs allow longer, fatigue-free pipetting
• Efficient lithium-ion battery offers long runtime on each charge
• Low battery alert
• Powerful motor fills a 25mL pipette in<5 seconds
• with integral but replaceable 0.45μm filter
• Can be used while charging