The Ratiolab Finntip Pipet Tips 1-5 ml in Multirack, Sterilized, Pack of 50, are engineered for high-precision liquid handling in laboratory environments. These tips are pre-sterilized for contamination-free use and come conveniently arranged in multiracks for ease of access and storage. Designed to fit most standard pipettors, they are ideal for handling large volume samples with accuracy and consistency.
Key Features:
Brand: Ratiolab
Volume Range: 1-5 ml for handling large sample volumes
Sterilized: Pre-sterilized to ensure contamination-free work
Packaging: Pack of 50 tips in multirack format
Compatibility: Suitable for use with most standard pipettors
The Ratiolab Finntip Pipet Tips 1-5 ml are a reliable and sterile choice for laboratories requiring precision and efficiency in liquid handling processes.
It are engineered for high-precision liquid handling in laboratory environments. These tips are pre-sterilized for contamination-free use and come conveniently arranged in multiracks for ease of access and storage. Designed to fit most standard pipettors, they are ideal for handling large volume samples with accuracy and consistency.
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