large volume pipette with excellent chemical resistance

Large-volume pipettes are laboratory tools designed for the quantitative transfer of large volumes of liquids, often used with glass or plastic pipettes from 0.1mL to 100mL.
Model: TL01

Description

Large Volume Pipette

Main Features

  1. Wide range compatibility: Handles pipettes from 0.1 mL to 100 mL—ideal for diverse sample volumes.
  2. Strong chemical resistance: Body and seals made of corrosion-resistant materials—suitable for acids, bases, and more.
  3. Ergonomic design: Flexible lever control and finger rest—comfortable for prolonged use.
  4. Lightweight & sturdy: Built for long-term, continuous operation—reduces fatigue.
  5. Multi-functional buttons: Separate suction, discharge, and blow-out controls for precise liquid handling.
  6. Autoclavable: Entire device can be sterilized at 121°C for 20 minutes—ensures aseptic operation.
  7. Standard filter: Prevents liquid or aerosols from entering the internal air path—enhances user and sample safety.

Advantages

  1. High efficiency: More reproducible and efficient than traditional suction methods.
  2. Safer: Aerosol-blocking design avoids contamination—ideal for biological samples.
  3. Easy maintenance: Simple disassembly and replaceable filters for quick cleaning.
  4. Cost-effective: Reduces sample waste, extends service life.
  5. Strong compatibility: Works with multiple brands and pipette specifications.

Working Principle

  1. Air displacement: Rubber bulb system changes internal air pressure to aspirate, dispense, and blow out liquid.
  2. Suction: Squeeze the bulb to expel air, release to draw liquid up via atmospheric pressure.
  3. Discharge: Toggle the lever to open the valve, allowing liquid to flow out by gravity and air pressure difference.
  4. Blow-out: Press the blow-out button to expel residual liquid for complete transfer.

Application Fields

  1. Biological experiments: Dispensing culture media, buffers, and reagents in large volumes.
  2. Chemical analysis: Quantitative titration, solution prep.
  3. Environmental monitoring: Liquid transfer for water/atmospheric samples.
  4. Food & drug testing: Sample addition, homogenization.
  5. Teaching/research: Lab demonstrations, liquid handling for academic purposes.