Pipettes

Pipettes are essential laboratory instruments used for accurately measuring and transferring specific volumes of liquid. They offer precise volume measurement capabilities with traceability to calibration standards, ensuring accuracy and repeatability in liquid handling.

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Common Applications

molecular biology

clinical diagnostics

biochemistry

pharmaceutical research

environmental testing

food and beverage quality control

Buying Guide

Pipettes Buying Guide

When selecting pipettes, consider the specific needs of your laboratory to ensure optimal performance and measurement precision.

Evaluate whether you need single-channel or multi-channel pipettes to match your throughput requirements.

  • Assess the volume range and ensure it covers the typical volumes you handle.
  • Look for pipettes with traceable calibration certificates to guarantee measurement accuracy.
  • Consider electronic pipettes for high-throughput or hands-free operations.
  • Verify the pipette's compatibility with your existing laboratory equipment and protocols.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the typical accuracy of pipettes?
Pipettes generally offer high accuracy, often ranging from ±0.6% for higher volumes to ±1.2% for smaller volumes, ensuring precise liquid handling.
How do pipettes support calibration traceability?
Pipettes are often calibrated against standard volume measurements to ensure traceability, which is crucial for accurate scientific workflows.
What are the common types of pipettes?
Common types include single-channel, multi-channel, and electronic pipettes, each designed for specific volume and throughput needs.
How often should pipettes be calibrated?
Pipettes should be calibrated regularly, typically every 3 to 6 months, depending on usage and manufacturer guidelines, to maintain accuracy and reliability.