| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Pipettes GL-23 |
| Category | Glassware |
| Product Type | Laboratory Glass Pipette |
| Material | Borosilicate Glass |
| Construction | Precision borosilicate glass tube with graduation markings and fine dispensing tip |
| Application | Liquid Measurement, Sample Transfer, Volumetric Analysis, Chemical Testing, Pharmaceutical Analysis, and Laboratory Research |
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Pipettes
Pipettes are precision laboratory glassware instruments designed for the accurate measurement, transfer, and dispensing of specific volumes of liquids in analytical, pharmaceutical, chemical, biological, and research laboratories. Manufactured from high-quality laboratory-grade borosilicate glass, they provide excellent chemical resistance, dimensional accuracy, and durability for routine laboratory applications.
- Manufactured from premium laboratory-grade borosilicate glass.
- Precision graduation markings ensure accurate liquid measurement.
- Fine dispensing tip provides controlled and precise liquid transfer.
- Excellent resistance to chemicals and thermal shock.
- Transparent glass allows clear observation of liquid levels.
- Smooth internal surface minimizes sample retention and contamination.
- Durable construction supports repeated laboratory use.
- Suitable for analytical, pharmaceutical, biological, and research applications.
- Ideal for pharmaceutical laboratories, chemical industries, biotechnology facilities, research institutions, and educational laboratories.
- Suitable for transferring reagents, preparing solutions, performing titrations, and volumetric analysis.
- Clean thoroughly before and after each use using approved laboratory cleaning procedures.
- Store in a clean, dry location using a pipette stand or storage rack.
- Handle carefully to prevent damage to the fine dispensing tip.
- Compatible with standard laboratory pipette fillers and pipette bulbs.
- Supports analytical testing, quality assurance, scientific research, and routine laboratory operations.
