Manual Single Channel Pipette
Main Features
- Air displacement principle: Precise pipetting/drainage via mechanical piston control—covers 0.1μL to 10mL models.
- Center-mounted piston button: Ergonomic for natural thumb movement—reduces misoperation, improves efficiency.
- Manual single-channel: One liquid channel for high-frequency, precise single-reagent tasks.
- 4-digit volume display: Clear, accurate settings—minimizes errors.
- Ergonomic design: Finger rests and 12.5mm short stroke—low fatigue, comfortable for long use.
- Universal tip compatibility: Cone fits most mainstream tips—no repeated replacements needed.
- High-temp autoclave sterilization: Sterilize whole pipette at 121°C—no need to disassemble.
- Anti-misadjustment: Range lock protects against accidental volume changes.
- Chemical-resistant construction: Ceramic tip cone/piston—durable, corrosion-resistant.
Advantages
- Manual control: Reliable, no power needed—ideal for field/lab use.
- Simple maintenance: Robust mechanics—routine cleaning and periodic calibration only.
- Stable accuracy: Easy calibration, no tools required—fine-tune as needed.
- Easy to use: Intuitive operation—novices can get started quickly.
- Cost-effective: No electronics, low failure rate—great for bulk lab purchases.
- Efficient: Lightweight/sensitive feedback—no fatigue during extended use.
- Multi-range: 9 specs from 0.1μL to 10mL—covers diverse experimental needs.
- International standards: CE certified—complies with EU lab equipment specs.
Working Principle
Air displacement: User presses piston to expel air, then releases to create negative pressure and aspirate liquid; pressing again dispenses liquid. Entire process is manually controlled for precise volume handling.
Typical Applications
- Molecular biology: DNA extraction, PCR setup, agarose gel prep.
- Drug R&D: Reagent mixing, dilution, candidate compound blending.
- Lab analysis: Clinical testing, biochemistry, microbiology.
- Food/environmental: Sample dilution, pollutant/water analysis.
- Education/training: Teaching, research beginner training.