What is an Eppendorf pipette?
Eppendorf pipettes are designed to naturally fit your hand and are lightweight enough to feel like an extension of it. In addition, the interior parts are made of stainless steel which prolongs the lifespan of your pipette. Eppendorf pipettes optimize your workflow and provide the accuracy you need.
What is the Eppendorf research plus multichannel pipette?
The Eppendorf Research Plus Multichannel Pipette combines the spring-loaded tip cone, a secondary calibration option and improved volume display all in an ultra-light, fully autoclavable pipette. The spring-loaded tip cone saves your energy and time.
Where can I find the right pipettes?
The pipette can be found in most any labs and are recognized for the work they can produce and their versatility. Due to Eppendorf’s revolutionary manufacturing, their pipettes are placed in the forefront of the industry. Need assistance finding the right pipettes? Contact Us
What is the physiocare concept for pipettes?
Eppendorf Pipette PhysioCare Concept concentrates on the comfort and precision of Eppendorf pipettes. The PhysioCare Concept focuses on improving your pipetting experience. Eppendorf pipettes are designed to naturally fit your hand and are lightweight enough to feel like an extension of it.
Eppendorf pipettes are a common laboratory tool used to measure and transport liquid. Due to the cost of these useful instruments, you’ll have to take care to preserve their condition. Pipettes also have different colored tips which represent different dosages.
How do you read a 5ml pipette?
Measure using the bottom of the concave surface of the liquid in pipette. This figure illustrates how to read the meniscus on a measuring pipette. Liquid was drawn up to exactly the zero mark and was then dispensed. Reading the value at the bottom of the meniscus shows that 3.19 mL of liquid was delivered.
Which pipette would you use to measure 5.0 mL?
When measuring volume, always use the smallest size pipet or graduated cylinder for the job in order to minimize error. For example, if you have to measure out 4.5 mL of liquid, a 5 mL pipet would be more accurate than a 10 mL pipet.
How do you read a 5mL pipette?
What is the purpose of calibrating a 5 mL volumetric pipette?
Any discrepancy in volumes dispensed may affect the outcomes and reproducibility of an experiment such as qPCR results. It is, therefore, necessary to check pipette calibration every few months to ensure accuracy by dispensing the right volumes.