Serological or volumetric pipettes are the traditional and convenient mode of liquid transfer in milliliters from reservoirs with either small diameters or long necks, by minimizing the chances of cross-contamination. These can be disposable or autoclavable. To draw liquid into a serological pipette, traditionally mouth pipetting was preferred, where the liquid was being drawn using […]
A bottle top dispenser is a common laboratory instrument used to dispense specific volumes of chemicals/reagents, organic and inorganic solvents, oils, and other liquids from bottles or other containers. Manual dispensing has multiple risks, including chemical spillage, poor measures, and even fatal lab mishaps. Bottle Top Dispensers are the go-to instrument for distributing chemicals securely […]
Micropipette calibration is a critical process in scientific laboratories that involves verifying and adjusting the accuracy of micropipettes. These precision instruments are commonly used to measure and transfer small volumes of liquids in fields such as molecular biology, biochemistry, and microbiology. The importance of micropipette calibration cannot be overstated, as it ensures accurate and reliable […]
What is Autoclave? Autoclaves, often known as steam sterilizers, are commonly used in healthcare and commercial applications. An autoclave is a machine that uses high-pressure steam to eliminate hazardous bacteria, viruses, fungi, and spores on components placed inside a pressure vessel. The items are heated for a set period of time to an optimum sterilizing […]
Hydrofluoric acid, the aqueous form of hydrogen fluoride, is a colorless acid that is used widely across industries, such as refrigerants to herbicides to electrical components. Hydrofluoric acid’s extensive industrial applicability can be attributed to its high reactivity due to the presence of fluorine ions. Its natural reactivity also makes it extremely corrosive, which implies […]
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