Large Volume Pipette 0.1mL – 100mL, Electric Pipette Plastic Or Glass

A: Electronic pipettes are used for precisely and accurately transferring liquids in laboratories, especially in repetitive or high-throughput tasks. They automate the aspirating and dispensing process with a motor, reducing human error and strain, and offering multiple pipetting modes and programmable settings for speed and efficiency.

A: An automatic pipette, also known as an electronic pipette, is a laboratory instrument used to measure and transfer precise volumes of liquid.

A: Electronic pipettes are more precise and accurate because they use a motor to control piston movement, so you will always dispense exactly the volume programmed. Pipetting protocols – including volumes and speeds – can also be pre-programmed and saved so that they are executed in the same way every time.

A: In general, electronic pipettes are factory calibrated using an analytical balance and distilled water in accordance with the ISO standards. Therefore, a new electronic pipette does not usually need to be calibrated. However, all pipettes require calibration at regular intervals to remain accurate and precise.

A: Both mechanical and electronic pipettes have their place in a lab. Mechanical pipettes are quick to take into use and can be fully sterilized. Electronic pipettes speed up work and provide more consistent results throughout the day and between operators.