HiPette Colorful , Single-channel Adjustable Volume color pipette 20-200ul

• Using different color scales to mark the pipettes helps users quickly identify the required pipetter, reducing the risk of choosing the wrong range and improving experimental efficiency and accuracy.
• For novice experimental personnel, identifying different colors makes it easier to understand and remember, simplifying the training process.
• Different colors also help organize and manage pipettes within the laboratory, making it more orderly.
• DLAB's new generation of fully autoclavable manual pipettes feature an excellent ergonomic design with an ultra-light body weighing less than 100g, reducing fatigue and offering a smoother, more comfortable pipetting experience;
• The pipettes are easy to press with a first stop force of 4N and a second stop force of 10N, providing a comfortable single-handed pipetting experience;
• The single-channel adjustable range includes 10, covering 0.1ul to 10ml;
• A new piston structure and screw mechanism ensure precise aspiration and dispensing, with a counter increment of one-thousandth of the range;
• A one-button range lock effectively prevents pipetting errors due to misoperation and aids in the accurate transfer of small volumes of liquid;
• The range adjustment is smooth and tactile;
• Constructed with new materials, the pipettes are autoclavable without disassembly, UV sterilizable, and resistant to strong chemical corrosion;
• They come with a separate filter to reduce volatile reagents from entering the body, preventing over-aspiration and piston corrosion due to improper operation;
• Easy to disassemble for maintenance; with the accessory tools provided, calibration and repairs can be conveniently and quickly performed.

Application :

Manual pipettes are suitable for liquid-handling tasks ranging from basic experiments to high-throughput research, providing accurate aspiration, dispensing, and transfer from microliter to milliliter volumes and serving as core tools for routine laboratory work.

1. Routine liquid handling: sample aspiration and transfer; preparation of standards and reagents; volumetric preparation and serial dilution; preparation of media and buffers; addition of chemical reagents.

2. Molecular biology: PCR, qPCR and RT-PCR setup; DNA/RNA extraction and nucleic-acid purification; DNA library preparation and pre-sequencing sample preparation; CRISPR and gene-editing experiments.

3. Cell biology: cell culture, passaging and seeding; drug-sensitivity and viability assays (CCK-8, MTT); flow-cytometry sample preparation. Recommended: single-, 8- and 12-channel pipettes.

4. Microbiology: microbial culture, serial dilution, colony counting, microbial testing and aseptic operation.

Customer:

Manual pipettes are widely used in life sciences, medical testing, biopharmaceuticals, food safety, environmental monitoring, chemical R&D, research, and education. Key customer groups include:

Chemical pharmaceutical companies: R&D, analytical, QC, QA and process-development laboratories.

Biopharmaceutical companies: R&D and production laboratories for antibodies, vaccines, cell and gene therapies, and recombinant proteins.

IVD companies: R&D and production laboratories for PCR reagents, molecular diagnostics, immunodiagnostics, POCT and clinical chemistry.

CRO/CDMO companies: drug screening, efficacy evaluation, pharmaceutical and bioanalysis, preclinical research, and high-throughput platforms.

Third-party testing organizations: food, environmental, pesticide-residue, veterinary-drug-residue, medical, forensic and quality-testing laboratories.

Universities and research institutes: life sciences, medicine, pharmacy, agriculture and bioengineering schools; national key laboratories and shared core facilities.

Medical institutions: clinical laboratories, pathology departments, central laboratories, PCR laboratories, blood-transfusion departments, reproductive centers and precision-medicine centers.

Disease-control and regulatory bodies: CDCs, customs, inspection and quarantine, market supervision, drug administration, and agriculture authorities.

Food, dairy and beverage companies: food R&D, QC, microbiological and food-safety laboratories.

Environmental monitoring agencies: water, soil, air, solid-waste and pollutant testing laboratories.

Agricultural and animal-disease institutions: animal-disease control, livestock testing, agricultural research and plant-protection laboratories.