Molecular BioProducts General Purpose Transfer Pipet, Nonsterile, 3.2 mL, 500/PK

General Purpose Transfer Pipet, Nonsterile, 3.2 mL, 500/PK

This general purpose transfer pipet is a nonsterile 3.2 mL pipette with a built-in bulb for liquid transfer and routine sampling. It works well for lab and clinical workflows such as tissue culture, serum and plasma sampling, blood culture, and urine analysis. A low-affinity surface helps reduce binding loss, and the pipet can be frozen in liquid nitrogen or heat sealed for storage.

Good Fit For

• Tissue culture workflows
• Routine sampling of serum and plasma
• Blood culture procedures
• Urine analysis tasks

Key Features

• 3.2 mL capacity supports small-volume transfer and routine sampling tasks
• Built-in pipette bulb gives each pipet a single-unit design for straightforward handling
• General-purpose format fits tissue culture, serum and plasma sampling, blood culture, and urine analysis
• Low-affinity surface helps reduce loss of cells and valuable proteins due to binding
• Can be frozen in liquid nitrogen or heat sealed for storage
• Nonsterile and latex free

Applications and Usage

• Transferring small liquid volumes in general lab work
• Collecting or dispensing samples during tissue culture procedures
• Routine serum and plasma sampling
• Supporting blood culture workflows
• Handling samples for urine analysis

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: PK.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This transfer pipet is nonsterile, so confirm that a nonsterile format fits your workflow requirements.
• A 3.2 mL capacity may be best for small-volume transfer rather than larger dispensing tasks.
• The single-unit design includes a built-in bulb, which may help simplify handling compared with separate bulb setups.

FAQ

• Is this transfer pipet sterile? No. This transfer pipet is nonsterile.
• What volume does this pipet hold? This pipet has a 3.2 mL capacity.
• What kinds of lab tasks is this pipet used for? This general purpose transfer pipet is suited for tissue culture applications, routine sampling of serum and plasma, blood culture, and urine analysis.
• Does the pipet help reduce sample loss from binding? Yes. The low-affinity surface is intended to reduce loss of cells and valuable proteins due to binding.
• Can this pipet be stored after filling? Yes. The pipet can be frozen in liquid nitrogen or heat sealed for storage.

From Molecular BioProducts.