7 matching records for Handling Pipette.
A device designed for the safe use of filling a pipette manually when handling potentially hazardous liquids. The device typically consists of a rubber or plastic bulb and a valve mechanism. This allows for the operation of the pipette by squeezing the bulb...
A device formed as a pointed cylindrical tip that is attached to the dispensing opening of a pipette, or a dispenser, and where the required volume of liquid (e.g., reagent, buffer, biological specimen) is drawn for delivery to a target receptacle during an...
A non-sterile device formed as a pointed cylindrical tip that is attached to the dispensing opening of a pipette, or a dispenser, and where the required volume of liquid (e.g., reagent, buffer, biological specimen) is drawn for delivery to a target receptac...
An assembly of devices designed to automatically pipette liquids in the laboratory for the preparation/concentration of analytes (e.g., cells, nucleic acids, microorganisms) in clinical specimens (e.g., blood, urine, sputum, faeces). It is software operated...
An electronic, hand-held instrument intended to be used to withdraw, transfer, and inject specific volumes of fluid materials typically from one laboratory container to another, during an in vitro diagnostic procedure. It is typically in the form of a singl...
A non-sterile device intended to be used to create a barrier between the assay container and devices used for aspirating and/or depositing (e.g., pipette), to prevent reagent carryover and spillage, during in vitro diagnostic procedures. It may be used to p...
A device intended to be used to create a barrier between the assay container and devices used for aspirating and/or depositing (e.g., pipette), to prevent reagent carryover and spillage, during in vitro diagnostic procedures. It may be used to perforate a s...