If you’ve spent time working in the lab, there is a good chance that you have used an air displacement pipette. An air displacement pipette is without doubt one of the most essential instruments in any diagnostic, research, pharmaceutical, biotechnology or biochemistry lab. In this blog post, you will learn about the driving principle behind […]
Micropipettes are widely used across microbiology, chemistry, medical and soil testing laboratories for the precise transfer of different liquid samples. They offer a quick way to meet workflow needs, from preparing the initial liquid sample to placing it in a system for subsequent analysis. Poor ergonomics as a function of the design of the micropipette […]
In any laboratory, sterilization is a non-negotiable safety measure—and autoclaving remains the gold standard for achieving it. Autoclaving is the process of using high-pressure, saturated steam to eliminate bacteria, viruses, fungi, spores, and other harmful microorganisms from equipment and materials. By maintaining temperatures of around 121°C at 15 psi, autoclaves kill even the most resistant […]
What is Purging? Purging refers to the removal of air/gas from a closed system, such as lab equipment by using pressure, purging gas or a vacuum. An air purging component eliminates air/bubbles from the equipment, which not only reduces the risk of contamination but also prevents loss of the liquid reagent. For this purpose, manufacturers […]
What are Heterogeneous Samples? A mixture is defined as a combination of two or more substances, which may or may not be chemically combined. A mixture can be either heterogeneous or homogeneous depending on the extent to which the substances are combined, as well as the uniformity of composition. A homogeneous mixture has a uniform […]
Added To Cart!
