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Transferpettor caps, 50 µl, green, are glass capillaries with colour coding designed as replacement or spare tips for Transferpettor positive-displacement pipetting systems. The green colour code identifies the 50 µl nominal volume at a glance, supporting fast selection and reduced handling errors in routine laboratory work. Manufactured from glass, these caps provide a rigid capillary body suited to viscous, volatile or dense samples where air-cushion pipettes are less reliable. Supplied as a pack of 100 pieces from manufacturer Brand, they are intended for laboratories that maintain Transferpettor instruments and need matched glass capillaries for consistent volume delivery. Typical applications include sample transfer in analytical chemistry, biochemistry and quality-control workflows that rely on positive-displacement pipetting. The caps are non-sterile and supplied without an integrated filter, matching standard accessory configurations for this volume class. Clear colour coding and defined 50 µl capacity help keep bench organisation straightforward when several Transferpettor volumes are in use side by side.
This article is part of Screw caps & closures, in Stoppers, caps & closures.
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