Description
Research 3 ejection sleeve vari 300 µL orange is a tip ejector sleeve made for Eppendorf Research® 3 single-channel pipettes with a 300 µL volume capacity. The orange colour code corresponds to the 300 µL models, while the vari designation marks it for variable-volume instruments. Replacing a worn ejector sleeve restores secure tip ejection and helps maintain the pipette’s intended performance in routine liquid-handling tasks. The component is supplied as a single piece weighing 0,005 kg net and 0,006 kg gross. It originates from manufacturer Eppendorf in Germany (Hamburg region) and mounts directly on compatible Research® 3 single-channel pipettes without changing ergonomics or the established colour-coding scheme. Laboratories employ these sleeves in molecular biology, clinical diagnostics and general research settings where reliable tip release is essential. The accessory belongs to the pipette spare-parts category and is listed under the relevant UNSPSC laboratory classification. Packaging volume and related logistics details are recorded in the technical product data.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Volume: 300 µL
- Colour code: orange
- Type: vari
- Compatibility: Eppendorf Research® 3 single-channel pipettes
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