AXYTF1000RS
Pipette filter tips
universal fit, racked, size 1000 μL, pkg of 5x1000tips/cs, sterile
Synonym(s):
Filtered Pipette Tips, Pipette Filters
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UNSPSC Code:
41121601
NACRES:
NB.02
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material
clear
sterility
sterile
feature
DNA free
RNase free
barrier
endotoxin free
filter
manufacturer/tradename
Axygen Inc TF-1000-R-S
Corning
packaging
pkg of 5x1000tips/cs
size
1000 μL
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General description
Axygen® Filter Barrier tips offer a universal design compatible with various pipettes for ease of use. They are available in a rack format, allowing for convenient and organized storage. Additionally, unique filtration functions and reliable performance provide enhanced sample protection and contamination control during pipetting tasks.
Application
Pipette filter tips have been used in:
- microbiological and DNA amplification process
- diagnostics
Features and Benefits
- To hinder and block aerosols, the filter creates a barrier within the tip, preventing cross-contamination between samples
- This polyethylene filter, devoid of DNA inhibitor, is robotically put into the tip to avoid nuclease contamination
- To avoid contamination, filter tips are stored with lids in sealed-bottom racks
- Sterile and free from RNase/DNase
- Nonpyrogenic
Other Notes
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Legal Information
Axygen is a registered trademark of Corning, Inc.
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