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Corning™ Disposable Glass Pasteur Pipets are ideal for nonvolumetric transfer work in bacteriology, immunology, hematology and serology studies. Fisher Scientific Edge Order by 2 p.m. for same-day shipping.
- Volumetric Pipets
Volumetric pipettes, also known as bulb pipettes, are manual...
- Pipets, Pipettes, Syringes, and Needles
Pipets. Pipets are used to aspirate and dispense larger and...
- Volumetric Pipets
Volumetric pipettes, also known as bulb pipettes, are manual liquid handling devices used in laboratories to transfer and dispense a single, specific quantity of liquid to a very high degree of accuracy. They are normally used in conjunction with a suitable pipette filler for user safety.
Pipets. Pipets are used to aspirate and dispense larger and specific amounts of liquid. They made be reusable or disposable, made from glass or plastic (typically polystyrene), nonsterile, sterile, or autoclavable, and cotton-plugged or plain.
Pasteur Pipets. Also known as droppers; glass pipets that are used with a bulb for transfer of small volumes of liquids; the pipet typically tapers to a narrow opening; in various lengths and plugged and unplugged formats.
Volumetric pipettes, also known as bulb pipettes, are manual liquid handling devices used in many laboratories for the transfer and dispense of a single, specific quantity of liquid to a very high degree of accuracy. They are normally used in conjunction with a suitable pipette filler for user safety, and to minimise potential contamination.
Use these pipets for a variety of applications. Poulten Graf™ Volac™ Glass Pasteur Pipets feature a slightly heavier wall thickness to provide greater strength and reduce the risk of breakage in use or when fitting PVC teats.
These Pasteur pipettes are manufactured to conform to rigid specifications and are suitable for use in hematology, blood banks, bacteriology, and general laboratory applications. These economical pipettes feature straight-cut tips and smooth, fire-polished tops to facilitate bulb attachment.
