Pipette tips

Here you will find everything your laboratory needs for pipette tips, such as: pipette tips in rack, pipette tip reload, pipette tips neutral and pipette tips in hinged. This range is for biotech, hospitals, R&D, teaching and (quality) control. This collection holds 1.013 articles. The catalogue holds more than 150.000 articles. In-stock articles ship in two to five business days.

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epT.I.P.S.® Rack 0,1–5 mL PCR clean, 120 tips, Eppendorf, art. 0030071662Eppendorf
NANOCOLOR plastic tips for >1,0–5,0 mL piston-stroke pipettes, pack of 100, Macherey-Nagel, art. 916916Macherey-Nagel
NANOCOLOR plastic tips 5-200 µl, pack of 100, Macherey-Nagel, art. 916915Macherey-Nagel
NANOCOLOR plastic tips, colourless, 0,2–1,0 mL, pack of 100, Macherey-Nagel, art. 916913Macherey-Nagel
Gilson Diamond filter pipette tips DF200ST, 20–200 µl, sterile Tipack, Witeg, art. GILF171503Witeg

Pipette tip specifications: what to compare

Use this overview to compare pipette tips on the seven specifications that decide whether a tip suits your pipette and your work, from volume to packaging.

SpecificationWhat it meansValues in our rangeEffect/choice
Volume (µl / ml)The nominal volume of the tip: the largest volume it is designed to hold.10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 300, 1000 and 1200/1250 µl; 2.5, 5 and 10 ml. Examples: pipette tips 10 µl, racked, pipette tips 1000 µl, bulk bag.Choose a tip that covers the volume range of your pipette; its nominal volume must reach at least the volume you set. See our single-channel pipettes.
Fit (universal or model-specific)How the tip seals on the tip holder of the pipette.Universal and model-specific tips, plus tips for automated liquid handling. Example: universal pipette tips 100–1200 µl, bulk.A tight seal is a condition for accurate pipetting. Check compatibility with your pipette model on the product page; the universal-fit question in the FAQ below explains more.
Filter (barrier)A filter in the top of the tip that stops aerosols and liquid from reaching the pipette.Tips with and without filter. Example: sterile filter (barrier) tips 1000 µl, racked.Protects pipette and sample in PCR and with infectious, radioactive or volatile material. More choice in filter tips.
Low retentionA tip with a treated or special inner surface, so less liquid stays behind.Available from 10 to 1000 µl. Examples: low-retention tips 10 µl, sterile, racked, low-retention tips 1000 µl, sterile, racked.Useful for viscous samples, samples with detergents and protein solutions. The low-retention question in the FAQ below covers when to use them.
Sterile and purityWhether the tip is sterilised, and whether it is certified free of specific contaminants.Sterile, non-sterile, and DNase-, RNase- and pyrogen-free. Examples: sterile filter tips 1000 µl, racked, DNase/RNase-free tips 1000 µl, cardboard rack.Sterile for cell culture and microbiology; certified purity for molecular work; non-sterile for routine chemistry. The certificate on the product page is binding.
Length and shapeThe length and form of the tip end.Standard, long/extended, gel-loading, flat and graduated tips. Examples: long graduated tips 0.1–10 µl, sterile, gel-loading tips 200 µl, sterile, racked.Long tips reach into deep tubes and bottles; gel-loading and flat tips load gels; graduations give a visual check of the volume.
PackagingHow the tips are supplied: in a rack, as a refill or loose in a bag.Racked (box), refill packs for an existing rack, and bulk bags. Examples: pipette tips 10 µl, refill pack, pipette tips 200 µl, bulk bag.Racks are ready to use and keep sterile tips sterile. Refills top up a rack with less waste. Bulk suits non-sterile work; autoclave only when the product page allows it.

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The values above are typical and intended as general guidance. Compatibility with your pipette model, sterility, purity certificates and whether a tip can be autoclaved are stated on each product page. Accuracy depends on pipette and tip together; the accuracy of piston pipettes with their tips is assessed according to EN ISO 8655. Comparing tips for several pipette models or sites? Our specialists help you choose: request a quote or write to sales@luminixhealth.com.

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Questions about Pipette tips

Filter tips or standard tips?

Filter tips have a barrier that stops aerosols and liquid from reaching the pipette cone. Use them for PCR, qPCR, work with infectious or radioactive material, and volatile samples, where carry-over would spoil the result or contaminate the pipette. For routine buffers and reagents, standard tips are enough. A standard example is the Sapphire pipette tip, 1000 µl, non-sterile, 1000 pieces per bag. Filter tips are grouped in filter tips; for volumes, ask sales@luminixhealth.com.

Sterile or non-sterile tips?

Choose sterile tips for cell culture, microbiology and molecular work where any contamination counts, for example the Sapphire pipette tip, 1000 µl, sterile, 96 pieces per rack, or the 10 µl XL tip, sterile, 96 pieces per rack. Non-sterile tips are fine for chemistry and routine buffers and are cheaper to stock in bags, such as the 200 µl tip, 1000 pieces per bag. Racks also make it easier to load tips without touching them. See all pipette tips.

When should I use low-retention tips?

Low-retention tips have a surface that holds back less liquid on the inside wall. They help with viscous or detergent-containing samples, such as protein solutions, enzymes, master mixes and samples with surfactants, where a normal tip leaves a film and you lose volume. For water and simple buffers a standard tip is enough. Examples are the Sapphire Low Retention tip, 300 µl, sterile, 96 pieces per refill, and the 10 µl low-retention tip, sterile, 96 pieces per refill. Questions: sales@luminixhealth.com.

Do universal tips fit every pipette?

Not always. "Universal" means the tip is designed to fit many common pipette cones, but cone shapes differ by brand and model. A tip that sits too loosely leaks, and one that sits too tightly is hard to eject and can shift the volume. Check the fit on your own pipettes, ideally with a short gravimetric test, before you order large volumes. Special shapes such as the gel-load tip, 200 µl, 1000 pieces per bag need a check too. Send your pipette models to sales@luminixhealth.com.

Which tip volume fits my pipette?

Start from the volume range of your pipette, not from a single setting. The nominal volume of the tip must at least cover the highest volume of that range: a 20–200 µl pipette takes 200 µl tips, a 100–1000 µl pipette takes 1000 µl tips. The colour of tips or racks often matches the colour code on the pipette, but treat it as an aid, not as a guarantee of fit. Pipettes for large volumes use 5 ml or 10 ml tips, such as our pipette tips 5 ml, bulk bag and pipette tips 10 ml, bulk bag.

Rack, refill or bulk: what is the difference?

Racked tips sit in a box ready to use, which is the most convenient option and keeps sterile tips sterile until you open the box. A refill pack tops up a rack you already have, so you use less packaging and produce less waste. Bulk bags are the leanest option per piece for non-sterile work; you place the tips in a rack yourself and, where the product page allows it, autoclave them. Compare pipette tips 10 µl, racked, pipette tips 10 µl, refill pack and pipette tips 200 µl, bulk bag.

When do I choose long, gel-loading or flat tips?

Long or extended tips reach the bottom of deep tubes, bottles and narrow vessels without the pipette touching the rim, which also helps with small volumes in narrow tubes, as with our long graduated tips 0.1–10 µl, sterile. Gel-loading tips have a fine, thin end to place samples precisely in gel wells, for example our gel-loading tips 200 µl, sterile, racked. Flat tips are another option for loading gels; see our flat tips 1–200 µl, racked.

Why Pipette tips?

A pipette tip has to seal on the pipette it was designed for. Volume range, filter or no filter, sterile or not, and low-retention are the choices. A tip that merely looks the right size leaks or falls off. Racked tips and bulk tips are the same tip in different packaging.

A pipette moves a measured volume. A volumetric pipette delivers one line. A graduated pipette delivers along a scale. A Pasteur pipette is an uncalibrated transfer. A piston pipette uses a tip, and the tip has to seal on that pipette. A filter tip adds a barrier so aerosol from the sample does not reach the piston. Serological pipettes are the long graduated tubes used with a controller. The volume and the fit are the specification. Piston pipettes are treated under ISO laboratory apparatus. In-vitro work also meets ISO in vitro diagnostic systems.

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