The Ratiolab Pipet Tips 1-10 ml Colorless in Rack, Pack of 25 are designed for precise liquid transfer in laboratory applications. These universal, high-quality tips are colorless and compatible with most standard pipettes. Conveniently packaged in a rack, they ensure easy access and reduce contamination risks during use. Perfect for a wide range of scientific procedures requiring larger volume measurements.
Key Features:
Brand: Ratiolab
Volume Range: 1-10 ml for high-volume dispensing tasks
Color: Colorless for clear visibility of liquid contents
Packaging: Rack of 25 pipet tips for convenience and organization
Compatibility: Fits most standard pipettors
These Ratiolab Pipet Tips offer a reliable and contamination-free solution for laboratories handling larger liquid volumes.
It are designed for precise liquid transfer in laboratory applications. These universal, high-quality tips are colorless and compatible with most standard pipettes. Conveniently packaged in a rack, they ensure easy access and reduce contamination risks during use. Perfect for a wide range of scientific procedures requiring larger volume measurements.
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