Z331732
BRAND® micro pipette controller
ejects disposable micropipettes, without touching them
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UNSPSC Code:
41121500
NACRES:
NB.01
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material
metal (with autoclavable tube)
plastic (autoclavable)
silicone
manufacturer/tradename
BRAND 25800
volume
0.05-1 mL
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General description
The micro pipette controller is an indispensable accessory for sampling with disposable micropipettes with ring mark and many small volume pipettes up to 1 mL. The integral ejection device allows the disposal of contaminated pipettes up to 50 μL without touching them. Resistant to steam sterilization (121°C / 250°F).
Filling/Discharging:
Thumb wheel for filling, setting the meniscus, and discharging the liquid
Venting:
Press button for venting so that the liquid in pipettes calibrated to deliver (Ex) can run out freely.
Ejecting:
Large key for ejecting disposable micropipettes up to 50 μl, without touching them; thus helping to prevent the transmission of dangerous viruses
Filling/Discharging:
Thumb wheel for filling, setting the meniscus, and discharging the liquid
Venting:
Press button for venting so that the liquid in pipettes calibrated to deliver (Ex) can run out freely.
Ejecting:
Large key for ejecting disposable micropipettes up to 50 μl, without touching them; thus helping to prevent the transmission of dangerous viruses
Other Notes
BR25800 (India)
Legal Information
BRAND is a registered trademark of BRAND GMBH + CO KG
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