Manual Single Channel Pipettes
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Highest precision for viscous or non-aqueous liquids
Resistant to chemical, thermal, and mechanical stress
Affordable and reliable
Ergonomic handle design
Precise and ergonomic
Precision when pipetting problem liquids
Single-handed volume setting
With adjustable tip spacing
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Eppendorf™ Research™ Plus Pipetters
Ultra-light pipettes for stress-free workflows and intuitive operation.
Research™ Plus pipettes meet the highest demands for precision and accuracy while offering high flexibility. They are among the safest and most ergonomic mechanical pipettes on the market. Watch the pipetting video to learn more about the ergonomics of pipetting with Eppendorf™.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Low Retention?
Low retention is an innovative technology that creates a hydrophobic inner pipette tip surface to minimize liquid retention and enable maximum sample recovery. This low retention technology is completely inert and increases accuracy and precision. Available in ClipTip™ 20-1250 96-well format tips.
Is Calibration of Pipettes After Autoclaving Mandatory?
Whether a pipette needs recalibration after autoclaving depends on the materials it is made from. Autoclavable materials do not swell or change configuration during heat sterilization, therefore the calibration is unaffected. As such, check if the pipettes used are autoclavable, which is often stated in the specifications or the operating manual of the device.
When Should You Use an Electronic Instrument?
The general benefits of electronic instruments include better ergonomics and higher precision and reproducibility (with various operating modes for additional efficiency). Furthermore, electronic instruments are the basis for digital lab solutions that support scientists in collaboration and documentation.
