Pipettes

Pipettes are narrow glass, polypropylene (PP) or polyethylene (PE) tubes, which are open at both ends and used to transfer and/or measure liquids by drawing the liquid into the tube. Manual pipettes use separate bulbs or pumps that are squeezable to draw the liquid into the tube, while semi-automatic or electronic pipettes have similar devices built into the pipette. Since laboratory testing often relies on the accuracy and high-quality in the measurement of indicators or specimens, the proper use of pipettes is crucial in the operation of an efficient laboratory.

There are two types of pipettes: volumetric and graduated. Other types of pipettes include Oswald-Folin pipettes, a type of volumetric pipette, and semi-automatic pipettes. Our range offers volumetric pipettes.