Medline 7 mL LDPE Nonsterile Graduated Transfer Pipets, 5000 EA/CS

7 mL LDPE Nonsterile Graduated Transfer Pipets, 5000 EA/CS

These graduated transfer pipets are 7 mL nonsterile lab pipets for measuring and transferring fluids. They fit bench workflows where buyers want simple fluid handling with visible measurement marks and LDPE construction for lab safety. Graduations appear in 0.5 mL increments up to 3 mL, and the case format supports higher-volume purchasing.

Good Fit For

• General laboratory fluid transfer
• Benchtop measuring tasks
• High-volume lab supply purchasing

Key Features

• 7 mL transfer pipets for measuring and moving fluids in lab settings
• Graduated markings in 0.5 mL increments up to 3 mL help with more accurate benchtop work
• Nonsterile format suits general lab workflows where sterility is not required
• Made from low-density polyethylene for lab safety
• Case quantity of 5000 supports high-usage environments and bulk purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Measuring fluids in 0.5 mL increments up to 3 mL during benchtop work
• Transferring small amounts of fluid in general lab workflows
• Stocking busy labs that use disposable transfer pipets regularly

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• These pipets are nonsterile, so they are best matched to workflows that do not require sterile handling.
• Graduation marks go up to 3 mL, which matters if your process depends on marked measurement ranges rather than full bulb capacity.
• The product comes in a case format suited to facilities that buy in larger quantities.

FAQ

• Are these transfer pipets graduated? Yes. These pipets have graduation marks in 0.5 mL increments up to 3 mL, which helps with benchtop measuring tasks.
• What is the pipet capacity? Each transfer pipet is 7 mL.
• Are these pipets sterile? No. These transfer pipets are nonsterile.
• What are these pipets used for? These graduated transfer pipets are intended for measuring and transferring fluids in lab settings.
• Is this a bulk case? Yes. This item comes in a case of 5000 each, which can be a practical choice for higher-volume lab use.

From Medline.