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BRAND Pipetting Ball with 3 Valves, for Pipettes up to 10 mL

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HS Code #
40169997
Colour
Red
Material
Natural rubber
Type
Standard
UNSPSC
41121515

$28.35

Inc. GST

Supplier Stock: 4
Delivery: 2-4 weeks

Product description

The BRAND Pipetting Ball with 3 Valves, for Pipettes up to 10 mL provides a simple and convenient solution for controlled liquid handling with one-mark and graduated pipettes. Designed for pipettes with capacities up to 10 mL, it supports routine pipetting in laboratory, educational and quality control applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: BRAND
  • Product Type: Manual pipetting ball
  • Pipette Capacity: Suitable for pipettes up to 10 mL
  • Valve Design: Equipped with three valves for controlled pipetting
  • Pipette Compatibility: Suitable for one-mark and graduated pipettes
  • Operation: Provides a simple pipetting aid for routine liquid handling
  • Applications: Suitable for laboratory, educational and quality control workflows

This BRAND Pipetting Ball is ideal for users requiring a straightforward three-valve pipetting aid for compatible one-mark and graduated pipettes with capacities up to 10 mL.

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It provides a simple and convenient solution for controlled liquid handling with one-mark and graduated pipettes. Designed for pipettes with capacities up to 10 mL, it supports routine pipetting in laboratory, educational and quality control applications.

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