What Is the Purpose of a Lab Pipette?

Lab pipettes, a key tool in scientific research and experiments, cleverly combine the design of pipettes and catheters to efficiently and accurately manipulate liquids. Its functions are diverse, and its core functions can be summarized as follows:

1. Accurate volume transfer: Lab pipettes can accurately transfer liquids from one container to another, and can even flexibly shuttle between multiple containers containing different liquids to achieve accurate mixing of each drop of liquid. In the field of biology, it assists experimenters in accurately transferring reaction liquids containing samples to analytical platforms or experimental devices to ensure that each step of the operation is accurate and correct.

2. Refined liquid distribution: Lab pipettes can achieve refined liquid distribution. In the process of drug development and screening, it can distribute reagent liquids one by one into multiple well plates according to the requirements of precise measurement, providing a solid foundation for large-scale drug testing and accelerating the process of new drug discovery.

3. Efficient liquid mixing: Lab pipettes can also precisely control the absorption and release of different reagents, blend these liquid components together, and create a mixture that meets specific reaction conditions, so as to conduct more complex experiments.