Automatic tips are mainly used with a workstation. Compared with traditional manual pipettes, an automated workstation is a high-throughput option. It cooperates with various other automated equipment, such as automated cryopreservation tube systems, nucleic acid extractors, etc., to realize the automation of high-throughput experiments.

Technical Parameters: Pipette Tips

Why Is a Pipette Used?

A pipette is used primarily for its ability to accurately measure and transfer small volumes of liquid. Here are some reasons why pipettes are indispensable in laboratory work:

• Precision: Pipettes allow for high precision in liquid handling, which is crucial for experiments that require exact measurements.
• Ease of Use: They are user-friendly tools that can be operated by individuals with varying levels of experience, making them accessible for both beginners and seasoned professionals.
• Efficiency: Using a pipette significantly speeds up the process of liquid handling compared to manual methods, enhancing overall laboratory productivity.

What Are Pipette Tips Used For?

Pipette tips are essential tools in laboratories for several key functions:

• Accurate Liquid Measurement: Pipette tips enable scientists to measure and transfer precise volumes of liquids, which is critical for experiments requiring accuracy and reproducibility.
• Sample Preparation: They are used in preparing samples for various analyses, including PCR assays, microbiological studies, and chemical reactions.
• Preventing Contamination: Disposable pipette tips help prevent cross-contamination between samples, which is vital in experiments where purity is essential.
• Versatility: Pipette tips are available in different types—sterile, non-sterile, filtered, and non-filtered—allowing their use across various applications and environments.