Description
Suction piston pipettes, brown graduated, are glass piston pipettes intended for accurate small-volume liquid handling. Manufactured from AR-GLAS®, the 1 ml pipette carries brown graduations with a subdivision of 0,01 ml, supporting fine volume selection and reading during pipetting steps. The suction-piston design allows controlled aspiration and delivery of liquids in laboratory workflows where glass pipettes are preferred. Brown graduation markings provide durable scale contrast for routine use at the bench. This format is relevant to cell-culture and general liquid-handling applications that call for glass and single-use pipette options alongside other volumetric tools. Supplied from manufacturer Hirschmann, the pipette suits laboratories needing a 1 ml AR-GLAS® suction piston pipette with fine 0,01 ml subdivision for precise aliquoting and transfer tasks. The unit quantity is 1 pc, with a weight of 0,050 kg, making it easy to stock individually or assign to dedicated workstations. Combining AR-GLAS® construction, brown graduated scale, suction piston operation, and 0,01 ml subdivision at 1 ml capacity, this pipette offers a clear specification match for fine volumetric work in analytical and life-science environments.
This article is part of Pipette stands, calibration & accessories, in Liquid handling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Suction piston pipette
- Material: AR-GLAS®
- Graduation: Brown graduated
- Capacity: 1 ml
- Subdivision: 0,01 ml
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Suction piston pipettes, brown graduated, AR-GLAS®, subdivision 0.01 ml, 1 ml is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Hirschmann for laboratory use. It sits in Pipette stands, calibration & accessories, inside Liquid handling, in Lab instruments.
A pipette stand holds piston pipettes upright so liquid does not run into the piston. Calibration accessories and certificates are how a pipette's delivered volume is shown to be inside tolerance. A stand is also a carousel. The certificate belongs to one pipette, identified by serial number.
A piston pipette delivers a set volume of liquid by air displacement or, for viscous and volatile liquids, by positive displacement. A single channel is the ordinary tool. A multichannel repeats the same volume across a row of a plate. A bottle-top dispenser meters reagent from the bottle it sits on. The accuracy is a property of the pipette and of how it is used, which is why calibration and a certificate exist. Piston-operated apparatus is treated under ISO laboratory apparatus. The volume unit sits with the BIPM and NIST.
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