Our tips:
*Pipettes of nearly all brands can be matched
*Crystals are translucent cavities that facilitate observation of fluid volume
*A tube scale ring was designed to facilitate fluid volume calibration
*Unique long mouth design to avoid sample, pipette contamination
*Thin walled soft mouth design with better pipette and interpipette seal
*Multiple specifications pack optional to meet various application needs
*Boxed | pouched | stacked
*Pipettes of nearly all brands can be matched
*Crystals are translucent cavities that facilitate observation of fluid volume
*A tube scale ring was designed to facilitate fluid volume calibration
*Unique long mouth design to avoid sample, pipette contamination
*Thin walled soft mouth design with better pipette and interpipette seal
*Multiple specifications pack optional to meet various application needs
*Boxed | pouched | stacked
So many types of tips, how to choose a more suitable and cost-effective tip?
Let’s go and consider these points below, which resolved, believing you will clearly make the choice:
1. Do I really need low adsorption tips?
Viscous liquids containing the detergent tween, either glycerol, or high concentrations of protein solutions, adsorb common tips, resulting in decreased pipetting accuracy or in variable draining In order to prevent the residue of liquid hanging wall, we also all have their own small tips, such as prewetting, which causes the inner wall of the tip to form a layer of liquid film; Say snip the mouth of the tip to facilitate removal when taking glycerin And now, we just need to choose low adsorption tips can be perfectly substituted, except for high viscosity samples, the demand of trace and precious samples can also be perfectly satisfied.
2. When should filter cartridge tips be used?
When a cigarette like filter tip is added to the upper end of the tip, the pipetted sample cannot enter the inside of the pipette at will, and for volatile, corrodible samples the risk of contamination and corrosion of the pipette can be greatly reduced, with no concern for aspiration caused by faulty handling; More importantly, filter cartridge tips can avoid sample to sample cross contamination, which is especially effective for RNA experiments where contamination is feared.
3. Would stacking tips be the big trend?
Stacks are a new form of packaging besides bagging, boxed, and refilling in which several plates of tips stack into a tower, and we take a layer of stacked pipette heads into a common box to quickly pack the tips without touching them It is very convenient and time-saving to operate; In addition, this tip requires less storage space and drastically reduces the use of plastics and is more environmentally friendly At present, foreign laboratories have become commonly used, and although the proportion of this form remains small at home, it must be a big trend in the long term.
4. How was the automated tip selected?
Often choose the original tip of the workstation directly when we don’t want to be bothersome, but if you want to find an automated tip that performs better, don’t forget labio
Post time: Aug-19-2022