Single Channel Pipette

A Single Channel Pipette is used for accurately measuring and transferring small liquid volumes in laboratory applications such as molecular biology, microbiology, chemistry, and clinical research.

The pipette is electronic, designed for intuitive programming and ergonomic handling to ensure precise and efficient liquid transfer.

The supported volume range varies by model, but electronic pipettes typically allow adjustable volume settings for greater flexibility in different applications.

Electronic pipettes minimize human error by offering consistent aspiration and dispensing, reducing variability between users and ensuring reproducible results.

Most electronic pipettes are designed to be compatible with universal pipette tips, but compatibility may depend on the brand and tip type.

Electronic pipettes are usually powered by rechargeable batteries or replaceable batteries, allowing for cordless operation in the lab.

Yes, electronic pipettes often feature programmable modes for multi-dispensing, dilution, and other repetitive tasks to improve workflow efficiency.

Yes, many electronic pipettes are designed with autoclavable lower parts or sterile-compatible features to maintain contamination-free liquid handling.

Regular cleaning with a mild detergent or disinfectant, as well as periodic calibration and servicing, ensures long-term accuracy and performance.